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| It's finally Friday, Daily Money readers. Brett Molina here to bring you the latest headlines in Money and Tech. |
| Americans really love SUVs, and that passion is a big reason why automakers are ditching more affordable and fuel efficient subcompact cars. General Motors is the latest to drop subcompact vehicles, discontinuing the Chevrolet Sonic. And as gas prices remain lower and our love for the SUV grows, we may never go back to small cars. |
| Is your home age-friendly? As the size of the senior population grows, it might be time to assess whether your home can age with you. Are there enough hand rails for support? How challenging is your home to maintain? These are among the questions to consider to determine if you have an age-friendly home. |
| Finally, a Seattle couple got fed up with high rents. So, they converted an old school bus into their new home. |
| Need more Money and Tech news? Keep scrolling. |
| Brett Molina, Money/Tech editor |
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 | | | Automakers ditch subcompact cars | | Toyota, Ford and GM have decided to give up on the subcompact body style after years of declining sales of passenger cars as SUVs surge. | | |
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