In this article, James Q. Wilson insists that cars do not make problems as much as critics say, and rather, cars make people’s life more fertile. Wilson argues that cars are rational choice we made because they make people freer and more pleasurable. Therefore, He disproves arguments of academic and social critics. Wilson demonstrates that the critics are not rational and they dislike anything about car. Critics insist that automobiles bring about harmful effects such as pollution, congestion, and suburbanization. Meanwhile, Wilson states that the critics consider privacy as bad, and group as preferable. As a result, the critics states that public transport is better than car and is considered as solution to reduce automobiles. However, even