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Cash For Clunkers' Top-sellers, Top-Trade-ins

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Auto dealers reported 690,114 sales under the federal government's $3 billion Cash for Clunkers rebate program, according to final data released Wednesday by the Department of Transportation. The total value of the rebates claimed by dealers totalled $2.88 billion.

The following is a list of the top-selling vehicles under the program, the most popular trade-ins, the share of sales for automakers and the top-selling states.

TOP SELLERS

  1. Toyota Corolla

  1. Honda Civic

  2. Toyota Camry

  1. Ford Focus front-wheel drive

  2. Hyundai Elantra Story continues below

  1. Nissan Versa

  2. Toyota Prius

  1. Honda Accord

  2. Honda Fit

  1. Ford Escape front-wheel drive

TOP TRADE-INS

  1. Ford Explorer four-wheel drive

  1. Ford F-150 Pickup two-wheel drive

  2. Jeep Grand Cherokee four-wheel drive

  1. Ford Explorer two-wheel drive

  2. Dodge Caravan/Grand Caravan two-wheel drive

  1. Jeep Cherokee four-wheel drive

  2. Chevrolet Blazer four-wheel drive

  1. Chevrolet C1500 pickup two-wheel drive

  2. Ford F-150 pickup four-wheel drive

  1. Ford Windstar front-wheel drive van

TOP MANUFACTURERS OF NEW VEHICLES SOLD

  1. Toyota, 19.4 percent of Cash for Clunkers sales

  1. General Motors, 17.6 percent

  2. Ford, 14.4 percent

  1. Honda, 13 percent

  2. Nissan, 8.7 percent

TOP STATES FOR SALES

  1. California

  1. Texas

  2. New York

  1. Florida

  2. Illinois
Reply to
Jim Higgins
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Wow! Lots of "big 3" cars being euthanized. Strange that GM can be the

2nd highest sold by manufacturer when not a one of their cars was in the top ten sold. What explains that?
Reply to
Bill Putney

The vehicles that the Japs make are not as differentiated into various sub-models as cars (and especially trucks) made by Ford, GM and Chrysler.

The stats you see are itemized in terms of exact car and truck models.

If all sub-versions of a given model were counted together, you'd see more big-3 vehicles in that list. Especially trucks.

Reply to
MoPar Man

A lot of cars that were great in their day on the trade-in list. A lot of cars that will be decrepit piles of sh*t by the time their half the age of those trade-ins on the top sellers list. :-(

The death penalty should apply to anyone caught deliberately destroying a Jeep Cherokee or Grand Cherokee, C4C be damned.

Jim Higg> Cash For Clunkers' Top-sellers, Top-Trade-ins

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Reply to
Steve

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