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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
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Administration
49 CFR Part 541
[Docket No. NHTSA–2008–0112]
Final Theft Data; Motor Vehicle Theft
Prevention Standard
National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration (NHTSA),
Department of Transportation.
ACTION: Publication of final theft data.
AGENCY:
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SUMMARY: This document publishes the
final data on thefts of model year (MY)
2006 passenger motor vehicles that
occurred in calendar year (CY) 2006.
The final 2006 theft data indicated an
increase in the vehicle theft rate
experienced in CY/MY 2006. The final
theft rate for MY 2006 passenger
vehicles stolen in calendar year 2006 is
2.08 thefts per thousand vehicles.
Publication of these data fulfills
NHTSA’s statutory obligation to
periodically obtain accurate and timely
theft data and publish the information
for review and comment.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms.
Deborah Mazyck, Office of International
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Policy, Fuel Economy and Consumer
Programs, NHTSA, 1200 New Jersey
Avenue, SE., Washington, DC 20590.
Ms. Mazyck’s telephone number is (202)
366–0846. Her fax number is (202) 493–
2990.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: NHTSA
administers a program for reducing
motor vehicle theft. The central feature
of this program is the Federal Motor
Vehicle Theft Prevention Standard, 49
CFR Part 541. The standard specifies
performance requirements for inscribing
and affixing vehicle identification
numbers (VINs) onto certain major
original equipment and replacement
parts of high-theft lines of passenger
motor vehicles.
The agency is required by 49 U.S.C.
33104(b)(4) to periodically obtain, from
the most reliable source, accurate and
timely theft data and publish the data
for review and comment. To fulfill this
statutory mandate, NHTSA has
published theft data annually beginning
with MYs 1983/84. Continuing to fulfill
the § 33104(b)(4) mandate, this
document reports the final theft data for
CY 2006, the most recent calendar year
for which data are available.
In calculating the 2006 theft rates,
NHTSA followed the same procedures it
used in calculating the MY 2005 theft
rates. (For 2005 theft data calculations,
see 73 FR 13150, March 12, 2008). As
in all previous reports, NHTSA’s data
were based on information provided to
NHTSA by the National Crime
Information Center (NCIC) of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation. The
NCIC is a government system that
receives vehicle theft information from
nearly 23,000 criminal justice agencies
and other law enforcement authorities
throughout the United States. The NCIC
data also include reported thefts of selfinsured and uninsured vehicles, not all
of which are reported to other data
sources.
The 2006 theft rate for each vehicle
line was calculated by dividing the
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number of reported thefts of MY 2006
vehicles of that line stolen during
calendar year 2006 by the total number
of vehicles in that line manufactured for
MY 2006, as reported to the
Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA).
The final 2006 theft data show an
increase in the vehicle theft rate when
compared to the theft rate experienced
in CY/MY 2005. The final theft rate for
MY 2006 passenger vehicles stolen in
calendar year 2006 increased to 2.08
thefts per thousand vehicles produced,
an increase of 12.4 percent from the rate
of 1.85 thefts per thousand vehicles
experienced by MY 2005 vehicles in CY
2005. NHTSA is not overly concerned
about this increase in the overall theft
rate. The data has shown an overall
decreasing trend in theft rates since CY
1993, with periods of increase from one
year to the next. As explained in the
publication of preliminary theft data, if
the final data, for calendar year/model
year (CY/MY) 2006 showed a second
year of increase, the agency would
explore what could be the possible
causes for these elevations. The agency
also welcomed comments on the cause
for this increase but no comments were
received. Therefore, as indicated by the
publication of preliminary theft rate
data, the agency will continue to
monitor this theft rate pattern and
explore the possible reasons for the
elevation in theft rates experienced
during MY/CY 2005–2006.
For MY 2006 vehicles, out of a total
of 223 vehicle lines, 19 lines had a theft
rate higher than 3.5826 per thousand
vehicles, the established median theft
rate for MYs 1990/1991. (See 59 FR
12400, March 16, 1994). Of the 19
vehicle lines with a theft rate higher
than 3.5826, 18 are passenger car lines,
one is a multipurpose passenger vehicle
lines, and none are light-duty truck
lines.
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On Monday, July 14, 2008, NHTSA
published the preliminary theft rates for
CY 2006 passenger motor vehicles in the
Federal Register (73 FR 40278). The
agency tentatively ranked each of the
MY 2006 vehicle lines in descending
order of theft rate. The public was
requested to comment on the accuracy
of the data and to provide final
production figures for individual
vehicle lines. The agency used written
comments to make the necessary
adjustments to its data. As a result of the
adjustments, some of the final theft rates
and rankings of vehicle lines changed
from those published in the July 2008
notice.
The agency received a written
comment from Volkswagen Group of
America, Inc. (VW). In its comments,
VW informed the agency that the listing
did not include the Volkswagen Touareg
vehicle line. In response to this
comment, the agency notes the Touareg
vehicle line has a gross vehicle weight
rating (GVWR) over 6,000 pounds,
therefore, since the scope of the Federal
Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention
Standard only includes vehicles with a
GVWR of 6,000 pounds or less, the
Volkswagen Touareg will not be
included on the listing. VW also
informed the agency that the entries for
the Volkswagen Bentley Arnage and the
Volkswagen Bentley Continental were
listed with incorrect manufacturer
designations. The final theft data has
been revised to reflect that Bentley
Motors is the manufacturer for the
Arnage and the Continental vehicles.
Additionally, VW noted errors in the
ranking order of some of the vehicle
lines having 0.0000 theft rates. As a
result of this error, the final theft data
has been revised to correct the ranking
order of those vehicle lines having a
0.0000 theft rate. VW also informed the
agency that the production volume
listed for the Audi TT vehicle line was
incorrect. After further review of the
final production volumes VW reported
to the EPA, the production volume for
the Audi TT has been corrected and the
final theft list has been revised
accordingly. As a result of the
correction, the Audi TT previously
ranked No. 203 with a theft rate of
0.0000 is now ranked No. 204 with a
theft rate of 0.0000.
Further reanalysis of the theft rate
data revealed that the Jaguar Vanden
Plas/Super V8 entry was inadvertently
listed as two entries with different
production volumes. The entry for
Jaguar Vanden Plas/Super V8 has been
corrected to list the as one entry and the
production volumes have been
combined. As a result of this correction,
the final theft data has been revised
accordingly.
The following list represents
NHTSA’s final calculation of theft rates
for all 2006 passenger motor vehicle
lines. This list is intended to inform the
public of calendar year 2006 motor
vehicle thefts of model year 2006
vehicles and does not have any effect on
the obligations of regulated parties
under 49 U.S.C. Chapter 331, Theft
Prevention.
Manufacturer
Make/model (line)
1. DAIMLERCHRYSLER ................................
DODGE MAGNUM .........................................
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Production
(Mfr’s) 2006
46501
2006 Theft
rate
(per 1,000 vehicles produced)
8.7525
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Manufacturer
Make/model (line)
2. DAIMLERCHRYSLER ................................
3. DAIMLERCHRYSLER ................................
4. GENERAL MOTORS ..................................
5. LAMBORGHINI ...........................................
6. GENERAL MOTORS ..................................
7. ROLLS ROYCE ..........................................
8. DAIMLERCHRYSLER ................................
9. DAIMLERCHRYSLER ................................
10. HONDA .....................................................
11. DAIMLERCHRYSLER ..............................
12. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
13. MITSUBISHI .............................................
14. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
15. SUZUKI .....................................................
16. FORD MOTOR CO ...................................
17. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
18. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
19. NISSAN .....................................................
20. KIA ............................................................
21. HYUNDAI ..................................................
22. MERCEDES-BENZ ...................................
23. MITSUBISHI .............................................
24. SUZUKI .....................................................
25. HONDA .....................................................
26. DAIMLERCHRYSLER ..............................
27. DAIMLERCHRYSLER ..............................
28. BMW .........................................................
29. FORD MOTOR CO ...................................
30. NISSAN .....................................................
31. NISSAN .....................................................
32. FORD MOTOR CO ...................................
33. FORD MOTOR CO ...................................
34. HYUNDAI ..................................................
35. KIA ............................................................
36. MAZDA .....................................................
37. FORD MOTOR CO ...................................
38. SUZUKI .....................................................
39. MITSUBISHI .............................................
40. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
41. BMW .........................................................
42. SUBARU ...................................................
43. DAIMLERCHRYSLER ..............................
44. MITSUBISHI .............................................
45. KIA ............................................................
46. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
47. BMW .........................................................
48. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
49. FORD MOTOR CO ...................................
50. TOYOTA ...................................................
51. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
52. KIA ............................................................
53. TOYOTA ...................................................
54. SUZUKI .....................................................
55. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
56. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
57. NISSAN .....................................................
58. ISUZU .......................................................
59. BMW .........................................................
60. TOYOTA ...................................................
61. LOTUS ......................................................
62. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
63. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
64. KIA ............................................................
65. TOYOTA ...................................................
66. JAGUAR ...................................................
67. AUDI .........................................................
68. BMW .........................................................
DODGE CHARGER .......................................
DODGE STRATUS ........................................
PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ................................
MURCIELAGO ...............................................
CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO ......................
PHANTOM .....................................................
CHRYSLER SEBRING ..................................
CHRYSLER SEBRING CONVERTIBLE ........
ACURA RSX ..................................................
CHRYSLER 300 .............................................
PONTIAC G6 .................................................
GALANT .........................................................
CHEVROLET MALIBU ...................................
FORENZA ......................................................
FORD TAURUS .............................................
CHEVROLET IMPALA ...................................
CHEVROLET COBALT ..................................
SENTRA .........................................................
AMANTI ..........................................................
SONATA .........................................................
215 (CL–CLASS) ...........................................
ENDEAVOR ...................................................
VERONA ........................................................
HONDA CIVIC ................................................
CHRYSLER PT CRUISER .............................
JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE ...........................
M3 ..................................................................
LINCOLN LS ..................................................
MAXIMA .........................................................
350Z ...............................................................
FORD FOCUS ...............................................
FORD CROWN VICTORIA ............................
ACCENT .........................................................
OPTIMA ..........................................................
6 .....................................................................
FORD MUSTANG ..........................................
RENO .............................................................
LANCER .........................................................
CHEVROLET AVEO ......................................
7 .....................................................................
LEGACY/OUTBACK ......................................
CHRYSLER PACIFICA ..................................
ECLIPSE ........................................................
RIO .................................................................
CADILLAC DTS .............................................
M5 ..................................................................
CHEVROLET TRAILBLAZER ........................
LINCOLN TOWN CAR ...................................
SCION TC ......................................................
CHEVROLET HHR ........................................
SPECTRA ......................................................
LEXUS LS ......................................................
VITARA/GRAND VITARA ..............................
CADILLAC CTS .............................................
BUICK RAINIER .............................................
ALTIMA ..........................................................
I SERIES PICKUP .........................................
6 .....................................................................
LEXUS SC .....................................................
ELISE .............................................................
PONTIAC MONTANA VAN ............................
PONTIAC GTO ..............................................
SORENTO ......................................................
TOYOTA CAMRY/SOLARA ...........................
S-TYPE ..........................................................
A8 ...................................................................
M6 ..................................................................
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963
569
802
1
239
2
250
150
69
991
716
118
740
175
638
1044
844
500
29
605
79
51
7
362
457
303
15
29
210
100
436
35
59
143
190
431
22
121
142
77
59
224
79
91
173
11
373
97
189
267
184
40
107
125
26
648
10
17
15
3
44
29
116
517
14
11
2
14OCR1
Production
(Mfr’s) 2006
130892
79998
116458
159
38136
339
43115
27685
15111
217754
170394
28101
177262
42550
156882
262823
229576
136351
8133
170783
22411
14546
2000
103981
131960
88383
4394
8499
63663
30640
135929
10955
18685
45859
67327
153977
7900
43750
51353
28012
21696
82451
29582
34103
65335
4309
148522
40317
80576
113967
79152
17220
46223
55066
11503
294015
4546
7893
7008
1424
20984
13857
55515
252690
6855
5404
990
2006 Theft
rate
(per 1,000 vehicles produced)
7.3572
7.1127
6.8866
6.2893
6.2670
5.8997
5.7984
5.4181
4.5662
4.5510
4.2020
4.1991
4.1746
4.1128
4.0668
3.9723
3.6763
3.6670
3.5657
3.5425
3.5251
3.5061
3.5000
3.4814
3.4632
3.4283
3.4137
3.4122
3.2986
3.2637
3.2076
3.1949
3.1576
3.1183
2.8220
2.7991
2.7848
2.7657
2.7652
2.7488
2.7194
2.7168
2.6705
2.6684
2.6479
2.5528
2.5114
2.4059
2.3456
2.3428
2.3246
2.3229
2.3149
2.2700
2.2603
2.2040
2.1997
2.1538
2.1404
2.1067
2.0968
2.0928
2.0895
2.0460
2.0423
2.0355
2.0202
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2006—Continued
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Manufacturer
Make/model (line)
69. DAIMLERCHRYSLER ..............................
70. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
71. TOYOTA ...................................................
72. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
73. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
74. VOLVO ......................................................
75. DAIMLERCHRYSLER ..............................
76. NISSAN .....................................................
77. TOYOTA ...................................................
78. HYUNDAI ..................................................
79. NISSAN .....................................................
80. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
81. HONDA .....................................................
82. AUDI .........................................................
83. DAIMLERCHRYSLER ..............................
84. HYUNDAI ..................................................
85. FORD MOTOR CO ...................................
86. MAZDA .....................................................
87. JAGUAR ...................................................
88. NISSAN .....................................................
89. FORD MOTOR CO ...................................
90. MERCEDES-BENZ ...................................
91. FORD MOTOR CO ...................................
92. HUMMER ..................................................
93. MAZDA .....................................................
94. MERCEDES–BENZ ..................................
95. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
96. FORD MOTOR CO ...................................
97. NISSAN .....................................................
98. TOYOTA ...................................................
99. GENERAL MOTORS ................................
100. JAGUAR .................................................
101. TOYOTA .................................................
102. GENERAL MOTORS ..............................
103. VOLVO ....................................................
104. GENERAL MOTORS ..............................
105. JAGUAR .................................................
106. VOLKSWAGEN ......................................
107. NISSAN ...................................................
108. NISSAN ...................................................
109. BMW .......................................................
110. FORD MOTOR CO .................................
111. MAZDA ...................................................
112. NISSAN ...................................................
113. MAZDA ...................................................
114. FORD MOTOR CO .................................
115. VOLKSWAGEN ......................................
116. MITSUBISHI ...........................................
117. FORD MOTOR CO .................................
118. TOYOTA .................................................
119. GENERAL MOTORS ..............................
120. HONDA ...................................................
121. TOYOTA .................................................
122. HONDA ...................................................
123. GENERAL MOTORS ..............................
124. GENERAL MOTORS ..............................
125. AUDI .......................................................
126. MAZDA ...................................................
127. TOYOTA .................................................
128. MERCEDES–BENZ ................................
129. FORD MOTOR CO .................................
130. NISSAN ...................................................
131. TOYOTA .................................................
132. AUDI .......................................................
133. FORD MOTOR CO .................................
134. DAIMLERCHRYSLER ............................
135. TOYOTA .................................................
JEEP WRANGLER ........................................
CHEVROLET UPLANDER VAN ....................
TOYOTA COROLLA ......................................
SATURN ION .................................................
BUICK RENDEZVOUS ..................................
S80 .................................................................
JEEP LIBERTY ..............................................
INFINITI G35 ..................................................
LEXUS GS .....................................................
TIBURON .......................................................
INFINITI FX45 ................................................
CADILLAC XLR ..............................................
HONDA S2000 ...............................................
A6/A6 QUATTRO/S6/S6 AVANT ...................
DODGE CARAVAN/GRAND CARAVAN .......
ELANTRA .......................................................
FORD FUSION ..............................................
5 .....................................................................
X-TYPE ..........................................................
QUEST VAN ..................................................
FORD FREESTAR VAN ................................
203 (C–CLASS) .............................................
FORD FIVE HUNDRED .................................
H3 ...................................................................
RX–8 ..............................................................
220 (S–CLASS) ..............................................
PONTIAC VIBE ..............................................
MERCURY MOUNTAINEER .........................
FRONTIER PICKUP ......................................
SCION XB ......................................................
BUICK LACROSSE/ALLURE .........................
XKR ................................................................
TOYOTA TUNDRA PICKUP ..........................
GMC ENVOY .................................................
S60 .................................................................
CHEVROLET EQUINOX ................................
XK8 .................................................................
PASSAT .........................................................
MURANO .......................................................
PATHFINDER ................................................
5 .....................................................................
FORD RANGER PICKUP ..............................
3 .....................................................................
XTERRA .........................................................
MPV VAN .......................................................
MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS .....................
GOLF/RABBIT/GTI .........................................
OUTLANDER .................................................
FORD ESCAPE .............................................
TOYOTA MATRIX ..........................................
CHEVROLET COLORADO PICKUP .............
HONDA ACCORD ..........................................
TOYOTA TACOMA PICKUP .........................
ACURA TSX ...................................................
GMC CANYON PICKUP ................................
SATURN VUE ................................................
A3/A3 QUATTRO ...........................................
TRIBUTE ........................................................
LEXUS ES ......................................................
129 (SL–CLASS) ............................................
FORD FREESTYLE .......................................
INFINITI M35/M45 ..........................................
TOYOTA 4RUNNER ......................................
A4/A4 QUATTRO/S4/S4 AVANT ...................
MERCURY MILAN .........................................
CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY .................
SCION XA ......................................................
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155
122
653
186
96
14
266
107
92
41
3
7
10
32
416
174
217
35
10
42
84
89
134
116
10
22
77
46
112
125
107
1
36
68
30
170
2
85
105
100
62
110
125
78
13
64
24
13
194
70
129
391
221
44
29
103
12
35
32
7
57
42
108
49
35
177
50
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Production
(Mfr’s) 2006
77976
62521
336871
96227
50649
7567
146897
59442
51221
22959
1693
3963
5666
18143
235960
99126
125335
20328
5994
25378
51143
54492
83031
72227
6415
14472
51168
30676
75112
87219
76029
713
25764
48745
21734
124123
1463
63019
77852
74219
46563
83737
95420
59988
10054
49578
18806
10190
152125
56291
104675
328780
195700
40480
26744
95178
11162
33565
30735
6731
54980
40627
104758
48023
34506
175760
49664
2006 Theft
rate
(per 1,000 vehicles produced)
1.9878
1.9513
1.9384
1.9329
1.8954
1.8501
1.8108
1.8001
1.7961
1.7858
1.7720
1.7663
1.7649
1.7638
1.7630
1.7553
1.7314
1.7218
1.6683
1.6550
1.6425
1.6333
1.6139
1.6060
1.5588
1.5202
1.5048
1.4995
1.4911
1.4332
1.4074
1.4025
1.3973
1.3950
1.3803
1.3696
1.3671
1.3488
1.3487
1.3474
1.3315
1.3136
1.3100
1.3003
1.2930
1.2909
1.2762
1.2758
1.2753
1.2435
1.2324
1.1892
1.1293
1.0870
1.0844
1.0822
1.0751
1.0428
1.0412
1.0400
1.0367
1.0338
1.0309
1.0203
1.0143
1.0071
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Make/model (line)
MERCEDES–BENZ ................................
GENERAL MOTORS ..............................
NISSAN ...................................................
SUBARU .................................................
SUZUKI ...................................................
HYUNDAI ................................................
HONDA ...................................................
GENERAL MOTORS ..............................
GENERAL MOTORS ..............................
HYUNDAI ................................................
TOYOTA .................................................
ASTON MARTIN .....................................
GENERAL MOTORS ..............................
MERCEDES–BENZ ................................
VOLVO ....................................................
VOLKSWAGEN ......................................
FORD MOTOR CO .................................
JAGUAR .................................................
TOYOTA .................................................
BMW .......................................................
FORD MOTOR CO .................................
TOYOTA .................................................
VOLVO ....................................................
ISUZU .....................................................
HYUNDAI ................................................
PORSCHE ..............................................
PORSCHE ..............................................
SUBARU .................................................
BENTLEY MOTORS ...............................
VOLVO ....................................................
KIA ..........................................................
FORD MOTOR CO .................................
GENERAL MOTORS ..............................
VOLKSWAGEN ......................................
HONDA ...................................................
GENERAL MOTORS ..............................
BMW .......................................................
TOYOTA .................................................
TOYOTA .................................................
DAIMLERCHRYSLER ............................
PORSCHE ..............................................
SAAB ......................................................
KIA ..........................................................
MITSUBISHI ...........................................
TOYOTA .................................................
BMW .......................................................
MAZDA ...................................................
SUBARU .................................................
FORD MOTOR CO .................................
HONDA ...................................................
SAAB ......................................................
HONDA ...................................................
VOLVO ....................................................
HONDA ...................................................
VOLVO ....................................................
GENERAL MOTORS ..............................
HONDA ...................................................
HONDA ...................................................
BMW .......................................................
SUBARU .................................................
MAZDA ...................................................
GENERAL MOTORS ..............................
DAIMLERCHRYSLER ............................
TOYOTA .................................................
MERCEDES–BENZ ................................
SUBARU .................................................
ASTON MARTIN .....................................
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208 (CLK–CLASS) .........................................
PONTIAC TORRENT .....................................
INFINITI FX35 ................................................
IMPREZA .......................................................
AERIO ............................................................
SANTA FE ......................................................
ACURA 3.2 TL ...............................................
CHEVROLET CORVETTE .............................
BUICK LUCERNE ..........................................
TUCSON ........................................................
TOYOTA AVALON .........................................
DB9 ................................................................
CADILLAC FUNERAL COACH/HEARSE ......
210 (E–CLASS) ..............................................
V50 .................................................................
JETTA ............................................................
MERCURY MONTEGO .................................
XJ8/XJ8L ........................................................
LEXUS IS .......................................................
3 .....................................................................
LINCOLN ZEPHYR ........................................
TOYOTA RAV4 ..............................................
S40 .................................................................
ASCENDER ...................................................
AZERA ...........................................................
BOXSTER ......................................................
CAYMAN ........................................................
B9 TRIBECA ..................................................
CONTINENTAL ..............................................
XC90 ..............................................................
SPORTAGE ...................................................
MERCURY MARINER ...................................
PONTIAC SOLSTICE ....................................
NEW BEETLE ................................................
HONDA ELEMENT ........................................
CADILLAC STS ..............................................
Z4/M ...............................................................
TOYOTA SIENNA VAN .................................
LEXUS RX .....................................................
DODGE VIPER ..............................................
911 .................................................................
9–2X ...............................................................
SEDONA VAN ................................................
MONTERO .....................................................
TOYOTA HIGHLANDER ................................
X3 ...................................................................
MX–5 MIATA ..................................................
FORESTER ....................................................
MERCURY MONTEREY VAN .......................
HONDA PILOT ...............................................
9–3 .................................................................
ACURA 3.5 RL ...............................................
V70 .................................................................
HONDA CR–V ................................................
XC70 ..............................................................
SATURN RELAY ............................................
HONDA ODYSSEY VAN ...............................
ACURA MDX ..................................................
MINI COOPER ...............................................
BAJA ..............................................................
B SERIES PICKUP ........................................
BUICK TERRAZA VAN ..................................
CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE ..............................
TOYOTA PRIUS ............................................
170 (SLK–CLASS) .........................................
OUTBACK ......................................................
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17326
41987
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61563
4480
123317
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12895
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192364
51380
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7498
4229
12767
6186
87310
13475
57806
467
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rate
(per 1,000 vehicles produced)
0.9913
0.9846
0.9812
0.9765
0.9761
0.9756
0.9506
0.9495
0.9423
0.9386
0.9255
0.9217
0.9124
0.8934
0.8929
0.8758
0.8734
0.8711
0.8607
0.8373
0.8316
0.8180
0.8162
0.7778
0.7758
0.7527
0.7463
0.7327
0.7322
0.7281
0.7004
0.6968
0.6934
0.6528
0.6426
0.6376
0.6375
0.6225
0.6222
0.6135
0.5967
0.5777
0.5762
0.5624
0.5448
0.5407
0.5317
0.5147
0.4979
0.4945
0.4880
0.4779
0.4721
0.4677
0.4653
0.4053
0.3899
0.3893
0.3316
0.2667
0.2365
0.2350
0.1617
0.1603
0.1484
0.0865
0.0000
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FINAL REPORT OF THEFT RATES FOR MODEL YEAR 2006 PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES STOLEN IN CALENDAR YEAR
2006—Continued
Manufacturer
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ASTON MARTIN .....................................
AUDI .......................................................
BENTLEY MOTORS ...............................
BUGATTI ................................................
FERRARI ................................................
FORD MOTOR CO .................................
GENERAL MOTORS ..............................
HONDA ...................................................
JAGUAR .................................................
JAGUAR .................................................
LAMBORGHINI .......................................
MASERATI ..............................................
MASERATI ..............................................
MASERATI ..............................................
NISSAN ...................................................
SAAB ......................................................
SAAB ......................................................
SALEEN ..................................................
SPYKER .................................................
TOYOTA .................................................
VOLKSWAGEN ......................................
VANTAGE ......................................................
TT ...................................................................
ARNAGE ........................................................
VEYRON ........................................................
MARANELLO/F1 ............................................
FORD GT .......................................................
CADILLAC LIMOUSINE .................................
HONDA INSIGHT ...........................................
VANDEN PLAS/SUPER V8 ...........................
XJR .................................................................
GALLARDO ....................................................
GRANSPORT .................................................
QUATTROPORTE .........................................
SPYDER/F1 ...................................................
INFINITI Q45 ..................................................
9–5 .................................................................
9–7X ...............................................................
S7 ...................................................................
C8 ...................................................................
TOYOTA YARIS .............................................
PHAETON ......................................................
Issued on: October 7, 2008.
Stephen R. Kratzke,
Associate Administrator for Rulemaking.
[FR Doc. E8–24231 Filed 10–10–08; 8:45 am]
Hurricane Ike are preventing some
fishermen from using TEDs effectively.
DATES: Effective from October 8, 2008
through November 7, 2008.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Michael Barnette, 727–551–5794.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
BILLING CODE 4910–59–P
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration
50 CFR Parts 222 and 223
[Docket No. 0810061316–81321–01]
RIN 0648–XL11
Sea Turtle Conservation; Shrimp
Trawling Requirements
National Marine Fisheries
Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration (NOAA),
Commerce.
ACTION: Temporary rule.
ebenthall on PROD1PC60 with RULES
AGENCY:
SUMMARY: NMFS issues this temporary
rule for a period of 30 days, to allow
shrimp fishermen to use limited tow
times as an alternative to Turtle
Excluder Devices (TEDs) in state and
Federal waters offshore of Texas (from
the Texas/Louisiana boundary
southward to the boundary shared by
Matagorda and Brazoria Counties;
approximately 95° 32’W. long.)
extending offshore 20 nautical miles.
This action is necessary because
environmental conditions resulting from
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Background
All sea turtles that occur in U.S.
waters are listed as either endangered or
threatened under the Endangered
Species Act of 1973 (ESA). The Kemp’s
ridley (Lepidochelys kempii),
leatherback (Dermochelys coriacea), and
hawksbill (Eretmochelys imbricata)
turtles are listed as endangered. The
loggerhead (Caretta caretta) and green
(Chelonia mydas) turtles are listed as
threatened, except for breeding
populations of green turtles in Florida
and on the Pacific coast of Mexico,
which are listed as endangered.
Sea turtles are incidentally taken, and
some are killed, as a result of numerous
activities, including fishery-related
trawling activities in the Gulf of Mexico
and along the Atlantic seaboard. Under
the ESA and its implementing
regulations, the taking of sea turtles is
prohibited, with exceptions identified
in 50 CFR 223.206(d), or according to
the terms and conditions of a biological
opinion issued under section 7 of the
ESA, or according to an incidental take
permit issued under section 10 of the
ESA. The incidental taking of turtles
during shrimp or summer flounder
trawling is exempted from the taking
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prohibition of section 9 of the ESA if the
conservation measures specified in the
sea turtle conservation regulations (50
CFR 223) are followed. The regulations
require most shrimp trawlers and
summer flounder trawlers operating in
the southeastern United States (Atlantic
area, Gulf area, and summer flounder
sea turtle protection area, see 50 CFR
223.206) to have a NMFS-approved TED
installed in each net that is rigged for
fishing to allow sea turtles to escape.
TEDs currently approved by NMFS
include single-grid hard TEDs and
hooped hard TEDs conforming to a
generic description, the flounder TED,
and one type of soft TED the Parker soft
TED (see 50 CFR 223.207).
TEDs incorporate an escape opening,
usually covered by a webbing flap,
which allows sea turtles to escape from
trawl nets. To be approved by NMFS, a
TED design must be shown to be 97
percent effective in excluding sea turtles
during testing based upon specific
testing protocols (50 CFR 223.207(e)(1)).
Most approved hard TEDs are described
in the regulations (50 CFR 223.207(a))
according to generic criteria based upon
certain parameters of TED design,
configuration, and installation,
including height and width dimensions
of the TED opening through which the
turtles escape.
The regulations governing sea turtle
take prohibitions and exemptions
provide for the use of limited tow times
as an alternative to the use of TEDs for
vessels with certain specified
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
49 CFR Part 541
[Docket No. NHTSA-2008-0112]
Final Theft Data; Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Standard
AGENCY: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA),
Department of Transportation.
ACTION: Publication of final theft data.
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SUMMARY: This document publishes the final data on thefts of model year
(MY) 2006 passenger motor vehicles that occurred in calendar year (CY)
2006. The final 2006 theft data indicated an increase in the vehicle
theft rate experienced in CY/MY 2006. The final theft rate for MY 2006
passenger vehicles stolen in calendar year 2006 is 2.08 thefts per
thousand vehicles. Publication of these data fulfills NHTSA's statutory
obligation to periodically obtain accurate and timely theft data and
publish the information for review and comment.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms. Deborah Mazyck, Office of
International Policy, Fuel Economy and Consumer Programs, NHTSA, 1200
New Jersey Avenue, SE., Washington, DC 20590. Ms. Mazyck's telephone
number is (202) 366-0846. Her fax number is (202) 493-2990.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: NHTSA administers a program for reducing
motor vehicle theft. The central feature of this program is the Federal
Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Standard, 49 CFR Part 541. The standard
specifies performance requirements for inscribing and affixing vehicle
identification numbers (VINs) onto certain major original equipment and
replacement parts of high-theft lines of passenger motor vehicles.
The agency is required by 49 U.S.C. 33104(b)(4) to periodically
obtain, from the most reliable source, accurate and timely theft data
and publish the data for review and comment. To fulfill this statutory
mandate, NHTSA has published theft data annually beginning with MYs
1983/84. Continuing to fulfill the Sec. 33104(b)(4) mandate, this
document reports the final theft data for CY 2006, the most recent
calendar year for which data are available.
In calculating the 2006 theft rates, NHTSA followed the same
procedures it used in calculating the MY 2005 theft rates. (For 2005
theft data calculations, see 73 FR 13150, March 12, 2008). As in all
previous reports, NHTSA's data were based on information provided to
NHTSA by the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation. The NCIC is a government system that receives
vehicle theft information from nearly 23,000 criminal justice agencies
and other law enforcement authorities throughout the United States. The
NCIC data also include reported thefts of self-insured and uninsured
vehicles, not all of which are reported to other data sources.
The 2006 theft rate for each vehicle line was calculated by
dividing the number of reported thefts of MY 2006 vehicles of that line
stolen during calendar year 2006 by the total number of vehicles in
that line manufactured for MY 2006, as reported to the Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA).
The final 2006 theft data show an increase in the vehicle theft
rate when compared to the theft rate experienced in CY/MY 2005. The
final theft rate for MY 2006 passenger vehicles stolen in calendar year
2006 increased to 2.08 thefts per thousand vehicles produced, an
increase of 12.4 percent from the rate of 1.85 thefts per thousand
vehicles experienced by MY 2005 vehicles in CY 2005. NHTSA is not
overly concerned about this increase in the overall theft rate. The
data has shown an overall decreasing trend in theft rates since CY
1993, with periods of increase from one year to the next. As explained
in the publication of preliminary theft data, if the final data, for
calendar year/model year (CY/MY) 2006 showed a second year of increase,
the agency would explore what could be the possible causes for these
elevations. The agency also welcomed comments on the cause for this
increase but no comments were received. Therefore, as indicated by the
publication of preliminary theft rate data, the agency will continue to
monitor this theft rate pattern and explore the possible reasons for
the elevation in theft rates experienced during MY/CY 2005-2006.
For MY 2006 vehicles, out of a total of 223 vehicle lines, 19 lines
had a theft rate higher than 3.5826 per thousand vehicles, the
established median theft rate for MYs 1990/1991. (See 59 FR 12400,
March 16, 1994). Of the 19 vehicle lines with a theft rate higher than
3.5826, 18 are passenger car lines, one is a multipurpose passenger
vehicle lines, and none are light-duty truck lines.
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On Monday, July 14, 2008, NHTSA published the preliminary theft
rates for CY 2006 passenger motor vehicles in the Federal Register (73
FR 40278). The agency tentatively ranked each of the MY 2006 vehicle
lines in descending order of theft rate. The public was requested to
comment on the accuracy of the data and to provide final production
figures for individual vehicle lines. The agency used written comments
to make the necessary adjustments to its data. As a result of the
adjustments, some of the final theft rates and rankings of vehicle
lines changed from those published in the July 2008 notice.
The agency received a written comment from Volkswagen Group of
America, Inc. (VW). In its comments, VW informed the agency that the
listing did not include the Volkswagen Touareg vehicle line. In
response to this comment, the agency notes the Touareg vehicle line has
a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) over 6,000 pounds, therefore,
since the scope of the Federal Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Standard
only includes vehicles with a GVWR of 6,000 pounds or less, the
Volkswagen Touareg will not be included on the listing. VW also
informed the agency that the entries for the Volkswagen Bentley Arnage
and the Volkswagen Bentley Continental were listed with incorrect
manufacturer designations. The final theft data has been revised to
reflect that Bentley Motors is the manufacturer for the Arnage and the
Continental vehicles. Additionally, VW noted errors in the ranking
order of some of the vehicle lines having 0.0000 theft rates. As a
result of this error, the final theft data has been revised to correct
the ranking order of those vehicle lines having a 0.0000 theft rate. VW
also informed the agency that the production volume listed for the Audi
TT vehicle line was incorrect. After further review of the final
production volumes VW reported to the EPA, the production volume for
the Audi TT has been corrected and the final theft list has been
revised accordingly. As a result of the correction, the Audi TT
previously ranked No. 203 with a theft rate of 0.0000 is now ranked No.
204 with a theft rate of 0.0000.
Further reanalysis of the theft rate data revealed that the Jaguar
Vanden Plas/Super V8 entry was inadvertently listed as two entries with
different production volumes. The entry for Jaguar Vanden Plas/Super V8
has been corrected to list the as one entry and the production volumes
have been combined. As a result of this correction, the final theft
data has been revised accordingly.
The following list represents NHTSA's final calculation of theft
rates for all 2006 passenger motor vehicle lines. This list is intended
to inform the public of calendar year 2006 motor vehicle thefts of
model year 2006 vehicles and does not have any effect on the
obligations of regulated parties under 49 U.S.C. Chapter 331, Theft
Prevention.
Final Report of Theft Rates for Model Year 2006 Passenger Motor Vehicles Stolen in Calendar Year 2006
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2006 Theft
Production rate (per
Manufacturer Make/model (line) Thefts 2006 (Mfr's) 2006 1,000 vehicles
produced)
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1. DAIMLERCHRYSLER.................... DODGE MAGNUM............ 407 46501 8.7525
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2. DAIMLERCHRYSLER.................... DODGE CHARGER........... 963 130892 7.3572
3. DAIMLERCHRYSLER.................... DODGE STRATUS........... 569 79998 7.1127
4. GENERAL MOTORS..................... PONTIAC GRAND PRIX...... 802 116458 6.8866
5. LAMBORGHINI........................ MURCIELAGO.............. 1 159 6.2893
6. GENERAL MOTORS..................... CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO... 239 38136 6.2670
7. ROLLS ROYCE........................ PHANTOM................. 2 339 5.8997
8. DAIMLERCHRYSLER.................... CHRYSLER SEBRING........ 250 43115 5.7984
9. DAIMLERCHRYSLER.................... CHRYSLER SEBRING 150 27685 5.4181
CONVERTIBLE.
10. HONDA............................. ACURA RSX............... 69 15111 4.5662
11. DAIMLERCHRYSLER................... CHRYSLER 300............ 991 217754 4.5510
12. GENERAL MOTORS.................... PONTIAC G6.............. 716 170394 4.2020
13. MITSUBISHI........................ GALANT.................. 118 28101 4.1991
14. GENERAL MOTORS.................... CHEVROLET MALIBU........ 740 177262 4.1746
15. SUZUKI............................ FORENZA................. 175 42550 4.1128
16. FORD MOTOR CO..................... FORD TAURUS............. 638 156882 4.0668
17. GENERAL MOTORS.................... CHEVROLET IMPALA........ 1044 262823 3.9723
18. GENERAL MOTORS.................... CHEVROLET COBALT........ 844 229576 3.6763
19. NISSAN............................ SENTRA.................. 500 136351 3.6670
20. KIA............................... AMANTI.................. 29 8133 3.5657
21. HYUNDAI........................... SONATA.................. 605 170783 3.5425
22. MERCEDES-BENZ..................... 215 (CL-CLASS).......... 79 22411 3.5251
23. MITSUBISHI........................ ENDEAVOR................ 51 14546 3.5061
24. SUZUKI............................ VERONA.................. 7 2000 3.5000
25. HONDA............................. HONDA CIVIC............. 362 103981 3.4814
26. DAIMLERCHRYSLER................... CHRYSLER PT CRUISER..... 457 131960 3.4632
27. DAIMLERCHRYSLER................... JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE..... 303 88383 3.4283
28. BMW............................... M3...................... 15 4394 3.4137
29. FORD MOTOR CO..................... LINCOLN LS.............. 29 8499 3.4122
30. NISSAN............................ MAXIMA.................. 210 63663 3.2986
31. NISSAN............................ 350Z.................... 100 30640 3.2637
32. FORD MOTOR CO..................... FORD FOCUS.............. 436 135929 3.2076
33. FORD MOTOR CO..................... FORD CROWN VICTORIA..... 35 10955 3.1949
34. HYUNDAI........................... ACCENT.................. 59 18685 3.1576
35. KIA............................... OPTIMA.................. 143 45859 3.1183
36. MAZDA............................. 6....................... 190 67327 2.8220
37. FORD MOTOR CO..................... FORD MUSTANG............ 431 153977 2.7991
38. SUZUKI............................ RENO.................... 22 7900 2.7848
39. MITSUBISHI........................ LANCER.................. 121 43750 2.7657
40. GENERAL MOTORS.................... CHEVROLET AVEO.......... 142 51353 2.7652
41. BMW............................... 7....................... 77 28012 2.7488
42. SUBARU............................ LEGACY/OUTBACK.......... 59 21696 2.7194
43. DAIMLERCHRYSLER................... CHRYSLER PACIFICA....... 224 82451 2.7168
44. MITSUBISHI........................ ECLIPSE................. 79 29582 2.6705
45. KIA............................... RIO..................... 91 34103 2.6684
46. GENERAL MOTORS.................... CADILLAC DTS............ 173 65335 2.6479
47. BMW............................... M5...................... 11 4309 2.5528
48. GENERAL MOTORS.................... CHEVROLET TRAILBLAZER... 373 148522 2.5114
49. FORD MOTOR CO..................... LINCOLN TOWN CAR........ 97 40317 2.4059
50. TOYOTA............................ SCION TC................ 189 80576 2.3456
51. GENERAL MOTORS.................... CHEVROLET HHR........... 267 113967 2.3428
52. KIA............................... SPECTRA................. 184 79152 2.3246
53. TOYOTA............................ LEXUS LS................ 40 17220 2.3229
54. SUZUKI............................ VITARA/GRAND VITARA..... 107 46223 2.3149
55. GENERAL MOTORS.................... CADILLAC CTS............ 125 55066 2.2700
56. GENERAL MOTORS.................... BUICK RAINIER........... 26 11503 2.2603
57. NISSAN............................ ALTIMA.................. 648 294015 2.2040
58. ISUZU............................. I SERIES PICKUP......... 10 4546 2.1997
59. BMW............................... 6....................... 17 7893 2.1538
60. TOYOTA............................ LEXUS SC................ 15 7008 2.1404
61. LOTUS............................. ELISE................... 3 1424 2.1067
62. GENERAL MOTORS.................... PONTIAC MONTANA VAN..... 44 20984 2.0968
63. GENERAL MOTORS.................... PONTIAC GTO............. 29 13857 2.0928
64. KIA............................... SORENTO................. 116 55515 2.0895
65. TOYOTA............................ TOYOTA CAMRY/SOLARA..... 517 252690 2.0460
66. JAGUAR............................ S-TYPE.................. 14 6855 2.0423
67. AUDI.............................. A8...................... 11 5404 2.0355
68. BMW............................... M6...................... 2 990 2.0202
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69. DAIMLERCHRYSLER................... JEEP WRANGLER........... 155 77976 1.9878
70. GENERAL MOTORS.................... CHEVROLET UPLANDER VAN.. 122 62521 1.9513
71. TOYOTA............................ TOYOTA COROLLA.......... 653 336871 1.9384
72. GENERAL MOTORS.................... SATURN ION.............. 186 96227 1.9329
73. GENERAL MOTORS.................... BUICK RENDEZVOUS........ 96 50649 1.8954
74. VOLVO............................. S80..................... 14 7567 1.8501
75. DAIMLERCHRYSLER................... JEEP LIBERTY............ 266 146897 1.8108
76. NISSAN............................ INFINITI G35............ 107 59442 1.8001
77. TOYOTA............................ LEXUS GS................ 92 51221 1.7961
78. HYUNDAI........................... TIBURON................. 41 22959 1.7858
79. NISSAN............................ INFINITI FX45........... 3 1693 1.7720
80. GENERAL MOTORS.................... CADILLAC XLR............ 7 3963 1.7663
81. HONDA............................. HONDA S2000............. 10 5666 1.7649
82. AUDI.............................. A6/A6 QUATTRO/S6/S6 32 18143 1.7638
AVANT.
83. DAIMLERCHRYSLER................... DODGE CARAVAN/GRAND 416 235960 1.7630
CARAVAN.
84. HYUNDAI........................... ELANTRA................. 174 99126 1.7553
85. FORD MOTOR CO..................... FORD FUSION............. 217 125335 1.7314
86. MAZDA............................. 5....................... 35 20328 1.7218
87. JAGUAR............................ X-TYPE.................. 10 5994 1.6683
88. NISSAN............................ QUEST VAN............... 42 25378 1.6550
89. FORD MOTOR CO..................... FORD FREESTAR VAN....... 84 51143 1.6425
90. MERCEDES-BENZ..................... 203 (C-CLASS)........... 89 54492 1.6333
91. FORD MOTOR CO..................... FORD FIVE HUNDRED....... 134 83031 1.6139
92. HUMMER............................ H3...................... 116 72227 1.6060
93. MAZDA............................. RX-8.................... 10 6415 1.5588
94. MERCEDES-BENZ..................... 220 (S-CLASS)........... 22 14472 1.5202
95. GENERAL MOTORS.................... PONTIAC VIBE............ 77 51168 1.5048
96. FORD MOTOR CO..................... MERCURY MOUNTAINEER..... 46 30676 1.4995
97. NISSAN............................ FRONTIER PICKUP......... 112 75112 1.4911
98. TOYOTA............................ SCION XB................ 125 87219 1.4332
99. GENERAL MOTORS.................... BUICK LACROSSE/ALLURE... 107 76029 1.4074
100. JAGUAR........................... XKR..................... 1 713 1.4025
101. TOYOTA........................... TOYOTA TUNDRA PICKUP.... 36 25764 1.3973
102. GENERAL MOTORS................... GMC ENVOY............... 68 48745 1.3950
103. VOLVO............................ S60..................... 30 21734 1.3803
104. GENERAL MOTORS................... CHEVROLET EQUINOX....... 170 124123 1.3696
105. JAGUAR........................... XK8..................... 2 1463 1.3671
106. VOLKSWAGEN....................... PASSAT.................. 85 63019 1.3488
107. NISSAN........................... MURANO.................. 105 77852 1.3487
108. NISSAN........................... PATHFINDER.............. 100 74219 1.3474
109. BMW.............................. 5....................... 62 46563 1.3315
110. FORD MOTOR CO.................... FORD RANGER PICKUP...... 110 83737 1.3136
111. MAZDA............................ 3....................... 125 95420 1.3100
112. NISSAN........................... XTERRA.................. 78 59988 1.3003
113. MAZDA............................ MPV VAN................. 13 10054 1.2930
114. FORD MOTOR CO.................... MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS... 64 49578 1.2909
115. VOLKSWAGEN....................... GOLF/RABBIT/GTI......... 24 18806 1.2762
116. MITSUBISHI....................... OUTLANDER............... 13 10190 1.2758
117. FORD MOTOR CO.................... FORD ESCAPE............. 194 152125 1.2753
118. TOYOTA........................... TOYOTA MATRIX........... 70 56291 1.2435
119. GENERAL MOTORS................... CHEVROLET COLORADO 129 104675 1.2324
PICKUP.
120. HONDA............................ HONDA ACCORD............ 391 328780 1.1892
121. TOYOTA........................... TOYOTA TACOMA PICKUP.... 221 195700 1.1293
122. HONDA............................ ACURA TSX............... 44 40480 1.0870
123. GENERAL MOTORS................... GMC CANYON PICKUP....... 29 26744 1.0844
124. GENERAL MOTORS................... SATURN VUE.............. 103 95178 1.0822
125. AUDI............................. A3/A3 QUATTRO........... 12 11162 1.0751
126. MAZDA............................ TRIBUTE................. 35 33565 1.0428
127. TOYOTA........................... LEXUS ES................ 32 30735 1.0412
128. MERCEDES-BENZ.................... 129 (SL-CLASS).......... 7 6731 1.0400
129. FORD MOTOR CO.................... FORD FREESTYLE.......... 57 54980 1.0367
130. NISSAN........................... INFINITI M35/M45........ 42 40627 1.0338
131. TOYOTA........................... TOYOTA 4RUNNER.......... 108 104758 1.0309
132. AUDI............................. A4/A4 QUATTRO/S4/S4 49 48023 1.0203
AVANT.
133. FORD MOTOR CO.................... MERCURY MILAN........... 35 34506 1.0143
134. DAIMLERCHRYSLER.................. CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY. 177 175760 1.0071
135. TOYOTA........................... SCION XA................ 50 49664 1.0068
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136. MERCEDES-BENZ.................... 208 (CLK-CLASS)......... 17 17150 0.9913
137. GENERAL MOTORS................... PONTIAC TORRENT......... 48 48750 0.9846
138. NISSAN........................... INFINITI FX35........... 17 17326 0.9812
139. SUBARU........................... IMPREZA................. 41 41987 0.9765
140. SUZUKI........................... AERIO................... 17 17417 0.9761
141. HYUNDAI.......................... SANTA FE................ 32 32802 0.9756
142. HONDA............................ ACURA 3.2 TL............ 74 77849 0.9506
143. GENERAL MOTORS................... CHEVROLET CORVETTE...... 30 31595 0.9495
144. GENERAL MOTORS................... BUICK LUCERNE........... 81 85961 0.9423
145. HYUNDAI.......................... TUCSON.................. 52 55399 0.9386
146. TOYOTA........................... TOYOTA AVALON........... 90 97247 0.9255
147. ASTON MARTIN..................... DB9..................... 1 1085 0.9217
148. GENERAL MOTORS................... CADILLAC FUNERAL COACH/ 1 1096 0.9124
HEARSE.
149. MERCEDES-BENZ.................... 210 (E-CLASS)........... 55 61563 0.8934
150. VOLVO............................ V50..................... 4 4480 0.8929
151. VOLKSWAGEN....................... JETTA................... 108 123317 0.8758
152. FORD MOTOR CO.................... MERCURY MONTEGO......... 17 19464 0.8734
153. JAGUAR........................... XJ8/XJ8L................ 3 3444 0.8711
154. TOYOTA........................... LEXUS IS................ 43 49960 0.8607
155. BMW.............................. 3....................... 127 151673 0.8373
156. FORD MOTOR CO.................... LINCOLN ZEPHYR.......... 26 31265 0.8316
157. TOYOTA........................... TOYOTA RAV4............. 94 114912 0.8180
158. VOLVO............................ S40..................... 20 24505 0.8162
159. ISUZU............................ ASCENDER................ 3 3857 0.7778
160. HYUNDAI.......................... AZERA................... 19 24492 0.7758
161. PORSCHE.......................... BOXSTER................. 4 5314 0.7527
162. PORSCHE.......................... CAYMAN.................. 4 5360 0.7463
163. SUBARU........................... B9 TRIBECA.............. 22 30027 0.7327
164. BENTLEY MOTORS................... CONTINENTAL............. 3 4097 0.7322
165. VOLVO............................ XC90.................... 24 32962 0.7281
166. KIA.............................. SPORTAGE................ 30 42832 0.7004
167. FORD MOTOR CO.................... MERCURY MARINER......... 21 30137 0.6968
168. GENERAL MOTORS................... PONTIAC SOLSTICE........ 13 18748 0.6934
169. VOLKSWAGEN....................... NEW BEETLE.............. 27 41361 0.6528
170. HONDA............................ HONDA ELEMENT........... 29 45132 0.6426
171. GENERAL MOTORS................... CADILLAC STS............ 20 31368 0.6376
172. BMW.............................. Z4/M.................... 7 10981 0.6375
173. TOYOTA........................... TOYOTA SIENNA VAN....... 120 192771 0.6225
174. TOYOTA........................... LEXUS RX................ 48 77147 0.6222
175. DAIMLERCHRYSLER.................. DODGE VIPER............. 1 1630 0.6135
176. PORSCHE.......................... 911..................... 8 13407 0.5967
177. SAAB............................. 9-2X.................... 1 1731 0.5777
178. KIA.............................. SEDONA VAN.............. 30 52064 0.5762
179. MITSUBISHI....................... MONTERO................. 1 1778 0.5624
180. TOYOTA........................... TOYOTA HIGHLANDER....... 96 176213 0.5448
181. BMW.............................. X3...................... 15 27743 0.5407
182. MAZDA............................ MX-5 MIATA.............. 11 20688 0.5317
183. SUBARU........................... FORESTER................ 28 54405 0.5147
184. FORD MOTOR CO.................... MERCURY MONTEREY VAN.... 2 4017 0.4979
185. HONDA............................ HONDA PILOT............. 73 147629 0.4945
186. SAAB............................. 9-3..................... 11 22542 0.4880
187. HONDA............................ ACURA 3.5 RL............ 6 12556 0.4779
188. VOLVO............................ V70..................... 3 6355 0.4721
189. HONDA............................ HONDA CR-V.............. 70 149659 0.4677
190. VOLVO............................ XC70.................... 6 12895 0.4653
191. GENERAL MOTORS................... SATURN RELAY............ 2 4935 0.4053
192. HONDA............................ HONDA ODYSSEY VAN....... 75 192364 0.3899
193. HONDA............................ ACURA MDX............... 20 51380 0.3893
194. BMW.............................. MINI COOPER............. 17 51271 0.3316
195. SUBARU........................... BAJA.................... 2 7498 0.2667
196. MAZDA............................ B SERIES PICKUP......... 1 4229 0.2365
197. GENERAL MOTORS................... BUICK TERRAZA VAN....... 3 12767 0.2350
198. DAIMLERCHRYSLER.................. CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE...... 1 6186 0.1617
199. TOYOTA........................... TOYOTA PRIUS............ 14 87310 0.1603
200. MERCEDES-BENZ.................... 170 (SLK-CLASS)......... 2 13475 0.1484
201. SUBARU........................... OUTBACK................. 5 57806 0.0865
202. ASTON MARTIN..................... VANQUISH................ 0 467 0.0000
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203. ASTON MARTIN..................... VANTAGE................. 0 161 0.0000
204. AUDI............................. TT...................... 0 1199 0.0000
205. BENTLEY MOTORS................... ARNAGE.................. 0 228 0.0000
206. BUGATTI.......................... VEYRON.................. 0 17 0.0000
207. FERRARI.......................... MARANELLO/F1............ 0 1392 0.0000
208. FORD MOTOR CO.................... FORD GT................. 0 1729 0.0000
209. GENERAL MOTORS................... CADILLAC LIMOUSINE...... 0 922 0.0000
210. HONDA............................ HONDA INSIGHT........... 0 803 0.0000
211. JAGUAR........................... VANDEN PLAS/SUPER V8.... 0 1761 0.0000
212. JAGUAR........................... XJR..................... 0 307 0.0000
213. LAMBORGHINI...................... GALLARDO................ 0 392 0.0000
214. MASERATI......................... GRANSPORT............... 0 51 0.0000
215. MASERATI......................... QUATTROPORTE............ 0 1609 0.0000
216. MASERATI......................... SPYDER/F1............... 0 777 0.0000
217. NISSAN........................... INFINITI Q45............ 0 140 0.0000
218. SAAB............................. 9-5..................... 0 11620 0.0000
219. SAAB............................. 9-7X.................... 0 5484 0.0000
220. SALEEN........................... S7...................... 0 16 0.0000
221. SPYKER........................... C8...................... 0 13 0.0000
222. TOYOTA........................... TOYOTA YARIS............ 0 2571 0.0000
223. VOLKSWAGEN....................... PHAETON................. 0 259 0.0000
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Issued on: October 7, 2008.
Stephen R. Kratzke,
Associate Administrator for Rulemaking.
[FR Doc. E8-24231 Filed 10-10-08; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 4910-59-P