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    The C.A.R.S. program statistics summary for August 26, 2009 shows that 690,114 dealer transactions totaling $2.88 billion were submitted. The top 10 new vehicles purchased were dominated by Toyota and Honda models, while the top 10 trade-in vehicles were primarily trucks and SUVs from Ford, Dodge, and Chevrolet. On average, the new vehicles purchased through the program had 24.9 MPG compared to 15.8 MPG for trade-ins, improving overall fleet fuel economy by 9.2 MPG or 58%. California had the highest requested voucher amount at $326.8 million. The program website received over 16.5 million visits from June 22 to August 24

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    The C.A.R.S. program statistics summary for August 26, 2009 shows that 690,114 dealer transactions totaling $2.88 billion were submitted. The top 10 new vehicles purchased were dominated by Toyota and Honda models, while the top 10 trade-in vehicles were primarily trucks and SUVs from Ford, Dodge, and Chevrolet. On average, the new vehicles purchased through the program had 24.9 MPG compared to 15.8 MPG for trade-ins, improving overall fleet fuel economy by 9.2 MPG or 58%. California had the highest requested voucher amount at $326.8 million. The program website received over 16.5 million visits from June 22 to August 24

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    The C.A.R.S. program statistics summary for August 26, 2009 shows that 690,114 dealer transactions totaling $2.88 billion were submitted. The top 10 new vehicles purchased were dominated by Toyota and Honda models, while the top 10 trade-in vehicles were primarily trucks and SUVs from Ford, Dodge, and Chevrolet. On average, the new vehicles purchased through the program had 24.9 MPG compared to 15.8 MPG for trade-ins, improving overall fleet fuel economy by 9.2 MPG or 58%. California had the highest requested voucher amount at $326.8 million. The program website received over 16.5 million visits from June 22 to August 24

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    C.A.R.S.

    Program Statistics
    Wednesday, August 26th, 2009

    Dealer Transactions
    Number Submitted: 690,114
    Dollar Value: $2,877.9M

    Top 10 New Vehicles Purchased


    1. Toyota Corolla
    2. Honda Civic
    3. Toyota Camry
    4. Ford Focus FWD
    5. Hyundai Elantra
    6. Nissan Versa
    7. Toyota Prius
    8. Honda Accord
    9. Honda Fit
    10. Ford Escape FWD

    New Vehicles Manufacturers


    Toyota 19.4%
    General Motors 17.6%
    Ford 14.4%
    Honda 13.0%
    Nissan 8.7%
    Hyundai 7.2%
    Chrysler 6.6%
    Kia 4.3%
    Subaru 2.5%
    Mazda 2.4%
    Volkswagen 2.0%
    Suzuki 0.6%
    Mitsubishi 0.5%
    MINI 0.4%
    Smart 0.2%
    Volvo 0.1%
    All Other <0.1%
    Top 10 Trade-in Vehicles
    1. Ford Explorer 4WD
    2. Ford F150 Pickup 2WD
    3. Jeep Grand Cherokee 4WD
    4. Ford Explorer 2WD
    5. Dodge Caravan/Grand Caravan 2WD
    6. Jeep Cherokee 4WD
    7. Chevrolet Blazer 4WD
    8. Chevrolet C1500 Pickup 2WD
    9. Ford F150 Pickup 4WD
    10. Ford Windstar FWD Van

    Vehicles Purchased by Category


    Passenger Cars: 404,046
    Category 1 Truck: 231,651
    Category 2 Truck: 46,836
    Category 3 Truck: 2,408

    Vehicle Trade-in by Category


    Passenger Cars: 109,380
    Category 1 Truck: 450,778
    Category 2 Truck: 116,909
    Category 3 Truck: 8,134

    84% of trade-ins under the program are trucks, and 59% of new vehicles purchased
    are cars. The program worked far better than anyone anticipated at moving consumers out
    of old, dirty trucks and SUVs and into new more fuel-efficient cars.

    Average Fuel Economy


    New vehicles Mileage: 24.9 MPG
    Trade-in Mileage: 15.8 MPG
    Overall increase: 9.2 MPG, or a 58% improvement

    Cars purchased under the program are, on average, 19% above the average fuel
    economy of all new cars currently available, and 59% above the average fuel economy
    of cars that were traded in. This means the program raised the average fuel economy of
    the fleet, while getting the dirtiest and most polluting vehicles off the road.
    Requested Voucher Dollar Amount by State:
    ALABAMA $31,251,500
    ALASKA $4,868,500
    ARIZONA $39,542,500
    ARKANSAS $23,402,500
    CALIFORNIA $326,822,000
    COLORADO $37,676,500
    CONNECTICUT $40,114,000
    DELAWARE $11,235,000
    DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA $67,500
    FLORIDA $146,565,000
    GEORGIA $70,496,000
    GUAM $675,000
    HAWAII $7,333,500
    IDAHO $11,655,000
    ILLINOIS $143,613,000
    INDIANA $65,797,000
    IOWA $37,728,000
    KANSAS $31,496,500
    KENTUCKY $40,246,500
    LOUISIANA $33,376,500
    MAINE $16,579,500
    MARYLAND $74,903,000
    MASSACHUSETTS $64,855,000
    MICHIGAN $132,407,500
    MINNESOTA $73,160,500
    MISSISSIPPI $12,463,500
    MISSOURI $61,271,500
    MONTANA $6,461,000
    NEBRASKA $21,784,500
    NEVADA $14,582,000
    NEW HAMPSHIRE $23,045,500
    NEW JERSEY $103,375,500
    NEW MEXICO $13,941,500
    NEW YORK $156,292,000
    NORTH CAROLINA $78,601,500
    NORTH DAKOTA $8,938,000
    OHIO $136,267,000
    OKLAHOMA $37,422,000
    OREGON $37,531,500
    PENNSYLVANIA $138,651,500
    PUERTO RICO $2,252,000
    RHODE ISLAND $10,690,500
    SOUTH CAROLINA $37,207,500
    SOUTH DAKOTA $10,367,500
    TENNESSEE $50,949,000
    TEXAS $183,776,500
    UTAH $24,102,500
    VERMONT $9,879,000
    VIRGIN ISLANDS $1,553,000
    VIRGINIA $98,523,500
    WASHINGTON $55,927,500
    WEST VIRGINIA $13,477,000
    WISCONSIN $70,165,000
    WYOMING $2,513,000
    Additional Information

    Website Visits:1/

    Latest day (August 24): 524,794


    Cumulative (June 22-August 24): 16,558,873

    Hotline Contacts:

    Latest day (August 24)1/: 12,924

    1/ Hotline and Website statistics generally run 2-3 days behind current day

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