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Final Theft Data; Motor Vehicle Theft
Prevention Standard
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SUMMARY: This document publishes the
final data on thefts of model year (MY)
2007 passenger motor vehicles that
occurred in calendar year (CY) 2007.
The final 2007 theft data indicated a
decrease in the vehicle theft rate
experienced in CY/MY 2007. The final
theft rate for MY 2007 passenger
vehicles stolen in calendar year 2007 is
1.86 thefts per thousand vehicles, a
decrease of ten percent from the rate of
2.08 thefts per thousand in 2006.
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
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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.
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
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data also include reported thefts of selfinsured and uninsured vehicles, not all
of which are reported to other data
sources.
The 2007 theft rate for each vehicle
line was calculated by dividing the
number of reported thefts of MY 2007
vehicles of that line stolen during
calendar year 2007 by the total number
of vehicles in that line manufactured for
MY 2007, as reported to the
Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA).
The final 2007 theft data show a
decrease in the vehicle theft rate when
compared to the theft rate experienced
in CY/MY 2006. The final theft rate for
MY 2007 passenger vehicles stolen in
calendar year 2007 decreased to 1.86
thefts per thousand vehicles produced,
a decrease of 10.6 percent from the rate
of 2.08 thefts per thousand vehicles
experienced by MY 2006 vehicles in CY
2006. The data has shown an overall
decreasing trend in theft rates since CY
1993, with periods of increase from one
year to the next.
For MY 2007 vehicles, out of a total
of 206 vehicle lines, 16 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 16
vehicle lines with a theft rate higher
than 3.5826, 14 are passenger car lines,
two are a multipurpose passenger
vehicle lines, and none are light-duty
truck lines.
The MY 2007 theft rate reduction is
consistent with the general decreasing
trend of theft rates over the past 15 years
as indicated by Figure 1. We note,
however, that the theft rate from 2003 to
2007 is virtually unchanged (1.84 to
1.86). This suggests that the progress
made since 1992 may have reached the
limits of current approaches to reducing
vehicle thefts, and that some new
approaches should be added.
The agency believes that the theft rate
reduction could be the result of several
factors including the increased use of
standard antitheft devices (i.e.,
immobilizers), vehicle parts marking,
increased and improved prosecution
efforts by law enforcement organizations
and increased public awareness
measures.
On Wednesday, June 10, 2009,
NHTSA published the preliminary theft
rates for CY 2007 passenger motor
vehicles in the Federal Register (74 FR
27493). The agency tentatively ranked
each of the MY 2007 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 June 2009
notice. The agency received written
comments from Volkswagen Group of
America, Inc. (VW) and Nissan North
America, Inc. (Nissan).
In its comments, VW informed the
agency that the entries for the Audi RS4,
Audi A8, Audi A4/A4 Quattro/S4/S4
Avant and Audi RS4 were listed with
incorrect manufacturer designations.
The final theft data has been revised to
reflect that Audi is the manufacturer for
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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 2007, the most recent calendar year
for which data are available.
In calculating the 2007 theft rates,
NHTSA followed the same procedures it
used in calculating the MY 2006 theft
rates. (For 2006 theft data calculations,
see 73 FR 60633, October 14, 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
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the Audi RS4, Audi A8, Audi A4/A4
Quattro/S4/S4 Avant and Audi RS4
vehicles.
Additionally, Nissan informed the
agency that its Nissan Xterra and Versa
vehicle lines were not listed in the
agency’s June 2009 publication of
preliminary data. Upon review, the
agency found that the Xterra vehicle
line has a gross vehicle weight rating
(GVWR) over 6,000 pounds. Therefore,
because the scope of the Federal Motor
Vehicle Theft Prevention Standard
applies to only vehicles with a GVWR
of 6,000 pounds or less, the Nissan
Xterra was not included on the agency’s
publication. The agency also notes that
the Nissan Versa was erroneously
omitted from the publication of
preliminary theft data and therefore, has
corrected the final theft data to reflect
the theft rate information for the Nissan
Versa. As a result of this correction, the
Nissan Versa is ranked No. 95 with a
theft rate of 1.3216.
Further reanalysis of the theft rate
data also revealed that the production
volume listed for the Pontiac G5 was
incorrect. The production volume for
the Pontiac G5 has been corrected and
the final theft list has been revised
accordingly. As a result of the
correction, the Pontiac G5 previously
ranked No. 94 with a theft rate of 1.3216
is now ranked No. 2 with a theft rate of
11.2523.
Review of the theft rate data also
revealed that the Chrysler Crossfire was
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not included on the publication of
preliminary theft data. NHTSA has
corrected the final theft data to include
the Chrysler Crossfire. As a result of this
correction, the final theft list has been
revised accordingly. The Chrysler
Crossfire, previously omitted, is now
ranked No. 193 with a theft rate of
0.0000.
The following list represents
NHTSA’s final calculation of theft rates
for all 2007 passenger motor vehicle
lines. This list is intended to inform the
public of calendar year 2007 motor
vehicle thefts of model year 2007
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 2007 PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES STOLEN IN CALENDAR YEAR
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Make/model (line)
CHRYSLER ...............................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
CHRYSLER ...............................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
CHRYSLER ...............................
MITSUBISHI ..............................
ROLLS ROYCE .........................
MERCEDES-BENZ ....................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
CHRYSLER ...............................
CHRYSLER ...............................
SUZUKI ......................................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
MITSUBISHI ..............................
MAZDA ......................................
AUDI ..........................................
CHRYSLER ...............................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
CHRYSLER ...............................
KIA .............................................
NISSAN .....................................
NISSAN .....................................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
KIA .............................................
KIA .............................................
MITSUBISHI ..............................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
HYUNDAI ...................................
VOLVO ......................................
HYUNDAI ...................................
NISSAN .....................................
BMW ..........................................
MITSUBISHI ..............................
NISSAN .....................................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
CHRYSLER ...............................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
MERCEDES-BENZ ....................
TOYOTA ....................................
NISSAN .....................................
DODGE MAGNUM ..........................................
PONTIAC G5 ...................................................
DODGE CHARGER .........................................
CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO .......................
PONTIAC GRAND PRIX .................................
300 ...................................................................
LANCER ...........................................................
PHANTOM .......................................................
215 (CL-CLASS) ..............................................
TAURUS ..........................................................
SEBRING .........................................................
PT CRUISER ...................................................
FORENZA ........................................................
PONTIAC G6 ...................................................
CHEVROLET MALIBU .....................................
GALANT ...........................................................
6 .......................................................................
AUDI RS4 ........................................................
PACIFICA .........................................................
CHEVROLET COBALT ....................................
MUSTANG .......................................................
LINCOLN TOWN CAR .....................................
DODGE CALIBER ...........................................
OPTIMA ...........................................................
350Z .................................................................
INFINITI FX35 ..................................................
CADILLAC DTS ...............................................
CHEVROLET IMPALA .....................................
SPECTRA ........................................................
RIO ...................................................................
ECLIPSE ..........................................................
FOCUS .............................................................
CHEVROLET AVEO ........................................
SONATA ..........................................................
S40 ...................................................................
ELANTRA .........................................................
MAXIMA ...........................................................
M6 ....................................................................
ENDEAVOR .....................................................
SENTRA ...........................................................
CROWN VICTORIA .........................................
JEEP LIBERTY ................................................
CHEVROLET HHR ..........................................
220 (S-CLASS) ................................................
COROLLA ........................................................
INFINITI FX45 ..................................................
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715
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510
338
443
133
629
487
103
201
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197
703
518
114
560
127
49
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140
769
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107
576
166
302
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Production
(Mfr’s) 2007
28059
4799
120636
21689
77689
121529
2355
398
9296
114616
78059
104546
34236
164306
127718
27141
56178
1475
60392
215663
159345
35281
175537
40914
15831
13346
47396
267375
64591
31947
42300
229738
67104
123439
21905
80133
63601
3400
12805
96584
7424
91466
99681
41867
351414
475
2007 theft
rate (per 1,000
vehicles
produced)
12.2599
11.2523
9.5162
8.0225
6.8736
5.8834
5.0955
5.0251
4.6256
4.4496
4.3301
4.2374
3.8848
3.8282
3.8131
3.7950
3.5779
3.3898
3.2620
3.2597
3.2508
3.2312
3.1902
3.1041
3.0952
2.9972
2.9538
2.8761
2.6474
2.5981
2.5296
2.5072
2.4738
2.4466
2.4195
2.3960
2.3899
2.3529
2.3428
2.3296
2.2899
2.2850
2.2371
2.1735
2.1058
2.1053
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Make/model (line)
GENERAL MOTORS .................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
HUMMER ...................................
NISSAN .....................................
SUZUKI ......................................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
JAGUAR ....................................
KIA .............................................
MAZDA ......................................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
AUDI ..........................................
HYUNDAI ...................................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
NISSAN .....................................
HYUNDAI ...................................
CHRYSLER ...............................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
BMW ..........................................
VOLKSWAGEN .........................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
BMW ..........................................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
NISSAN .....................................
TOYOTA ....................................
HONDA ......................................
CHRYSLER ...............................
MAZDA ......................................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
AUDI ..........................................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
TOYOTA ....................................
NISSAN .....................................
TOYOTA ....................................
TOYOTA ....................................
NISSAN .....................................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
HONDA ......................................
KIA .............................................
MERCEDES-BENZ ....................
NISSAN .....................................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
BMW ..........................................
TOYOTA ....................................
MAZDA ......................................
NISSAN .....................................
SUBARU ....................................
AUDI ..........................................
NISSAN .....................................
HONDA ......................................
KIA .............................................
TOYOTA ....................................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
TOYOTA ....................................
MERCEDES-BENZ ....................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
HONDA ......................................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
MITSUBISHI ..............................
AUDI ..........................................
VOLKSWAGEN .........................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
HYUNDAI ...................................
VOLKSWAGEN .........................
CHEVROLET TRAILBLAZER ..........................
BUICK LACROSSE/ALLURE ..........................
H3 .....................................................................
ALTIMA ............................................................
RENO ...............................................................
MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS .......................
XK8 ..................................................................
SORENTO .......................................................
5 .......................................................................
SATURN ION ...................................................
AUDI A8 ...........................................................
ACCENT ..........................................................
CADILLAC CTS ...............................................
FUSION ............................................................
PATHFINDER ..................................................
AZERA .............................................................
DODGE CARAVAN/GRAND CARAVAN .........
CHEVROLET CORVETTE ..............................
M5 ....................................................................
JETTA ..............................................................
PONTIAC G6 ...................................................
6 .......................................................................
FREESTAR VAN .............................................
INFINITI M35/M45 ...........................................
YARIS ..............................................................
ACCORD ..........................................................
DODGE NITRO ................................................
RX–8 ................................................................
MERCURY MILAN ...........................................
AUDI A6/A6 QUATTRO/S6/S6 AVANT ...........
FIVE HUNDRED ..............................................
AVALON ...........................................................
MURANO .........................................................
HIGHLANDER ..................................................
CAMRY/SOLARA .............................................
INFINITI G35 ....................................................
CHEVROLET UPLANDER VAN ......................
CADILLAC STS ...............................................
CADILLAC XLR ...............................................
S2000 ...............................................................
AMANTI ............................................................
208 (CLK-CLASS) ............................................
FRONTIER PICKUP ........................................
CHEVROLET COLORADO PICKUP ...............
GMC CANYON PICKUP ..................................
7 .......................................................................
FJ CRUISER ....................................................
3 .......................................................................
VERSA .............................................................
IMPREZA .........................................................
AUDI A4/A4 QUATTRO/S4/S4 AVANT ...........
QUEST VAN ....................................................
ACURA TSX ....................................................
SPORTAGE .....................................................
TACOMA PICKUP ...........................................
RANGER PICKUP ...........................................
4RUNNER ........................................................
170 (SLK-CLASS) ............................................
SATURN AURA ...............................................
PONTIAC TORRENT .......................................
HONDA CIVIC .................................................
CADILLAC FUNERAL COACH/HEARSE ........
OUTLANDER ...................................................
AUDI A3/A3 QUATTRO ...................................
GOLF/RABBIT/GTI ..........................................
CHEVROLET EQUINOX .................................
TIBURON .........................................................
PASSAT ...........................................................
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Production
(Mfr’s) 2007
122918
54938
46341
202162
30424
39757
2965
31798
16424
94117
5106
44314
53360
146464
42137
22218
164003
37744
1163
84922
32894
6779
18579
30144
159292
421206
84441
5728
35375
11660
61270
79137
92516
100956
685729
57041
60061
16746
1400
4907
4343
13825
64010
70012
18483
16421
83830
114723
80962
39198
49645
36661
22669
45512
165714
77539
109124
7459
64851
29918
332639
857
31873
6992
41314
87031
13951
39867
2007 theft
rate (per 1,000
vehicles
produced)
2.0908
2.0569
2.0500
2.0429
2.0379
2.0374
2.0236
2.0127
2.0093
1.9656
1.9585
1.9407
1.8178
1.8161
1.8036
1.8003
1.7317
1.7221
1.7197
1.7192
1.6416
1.6227
1.6147
1.5924
1.5820
1.5764
1.5751
1.5712
1.5548
1.5437
1.5342
1.5290
1.4808
1.4660
1.4627
1.4551
1.4485
1.4332
1.4286
1.4265
1.3815
1.3743
1.3592
1.3569
1.3526
1.3397
1.3360
1.3336
1.3216
1.3011
1.2892
1.2820
1.2793
1.2744
1.2431
1.2123
1.2096
1.2066
1.1873
1.1699
1.1694
1.1669
1.1609
1.1442
1.1134
1.0801
1.0752
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Make/model (line)
MERCEDES-BENZ ....................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
HYUNDAI ...................................
HONDA ......................................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
JAGUAR ....................................
HONDA ......................................
JAGUAR ....................................
SUZUKI ......................................
VOLVO ......................................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
HONDA ......................................
MAZDA ......................................
BMW ..........................................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
TOYOTA ....................................
HONDA ......................................
CHRYSLER ...............................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
KIA .............................................
TOYOTA ....................................
VOLKSWAGEN .........................
TOYOTA ....................................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
HYUNDAI ...................................
BMW ..........................................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
SUZUKI ......................................
PORSCHE .................................
PORSCHE .................................
TOYOTA ....................................
MERCEDES-BENZ ....................
BENTLEY MOTORS .................
BMW ..........................................
SUBARU ....................................
BMW ..........................................
MAZDA ......................................
VOLVO ......................................
CHRYSLER ...............................
ASTON MARTIN .......................
KIA .............................................
HONDA ......................................
SUBARU ....................................
TOYOTA ....................................
HONDA ......................................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
SUBARU ....................................
HONDA ......................................
FORD MOTOR CO ...................
JAGUAR ....................................
TOYOTA ....................................
VOLVO ......................................
MERCEDES-BENZ ....................
MAZDA ......................................
VOLVO ......................................
GENERAL MOTORS .................
VOLKSWAGEN .........................
HYUNDAI ...................................
VOLVO ......................................
HONDA ......................................
PORSCHE .................................
TOYOTA ....................................
SUBARU ....................................
129 (SL-CLASS) ..............................................
MERCURY MONTEGO ...................................
GMC ENVOY ...................................................
TUCSON ..........................................................
ACURA 3.2 TL .................................................
BUICK TERRAZA VAN ....................................
ESCAPE ...........................................................
X-TYPE ............................................................
ACURA 3.5 RL .................................................
VANDEN PLAS/SUPER V8 .............................
SX4 ..................................................................
S80 ...................................................................
PONTIAC VIBE ................................................
ELEMENT ........................................................
B SERIES PICKUP ..........................................
5 .......................................................................
SATURN SKY ..................................................
BUICK LUCERNE ............................................
LEXUS LS ........................................................
ACURA RDX ....................................................
JEEP WRANGLER ..........................................
EDGE ...............................................................
RONDO ............................................................
LEXUS RX .......................................................
EOS ..................................................................
RAV4 ................................................................
FREESTYLE ....................................................
SANTA FE .......................................................
Z4/M .................................................................
PONTIAC SOLSTICE ......................................
AERIO ..............................................................
CAYMAN ..........................................................
911 ...................................................................
LEXUS IS .........................................................
203 (C-CLASS) ................................................
CONTINENTAL ................................................
X3 .....................................................................
B9 TRIBECA ....................................................
3 .......................................................................
MAZDA CX–7 ..................................................
S60 ...................................................................
JEEP PATRIOT ...............................................
VANTAGE ........................................................
SEDONA VAN .................................................
FIT ....................................................................
LEGACY/OUTBACK ........................................
SIENNA VAN ...................................................
ACURA MDX ...................................................
MERCURY MONTEREY VAN .........................
LINCOLN MKX .................................................
BUICK RAINIER ..............................................
OUTBACK ........................................................
PILOT ...............................................................
LINCOLN ZEPHYR ..........................................
XKR ..................................................................
LEXUS GS .......................................................
V50 ...................................................................
210 (E-CLASS) ................................................
MX–5 MIATA ....................................................
XC90 ................................................................
BUICK RENDEZVOUS ....................................
NEW BEETLE ..................................................
VERACRUZ .....................................................
XC70 ................................................................
CR–V ................................................................
BOXSTER ........................................................
LEXUS ES .......................................................
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5030
28638
3373
52557
13353
30762
29187
27249
12726
13197
229378
4427
121577
43985
2007 theft
rate (per 1,000
vehicles
produced)
1.0460
1.0363
1.0273
1.0220
1.0194
1.0172
1.0111
0.9940
0.9905
0.9901
0.9727
0.9255
0.9231
0.9202
0.9132
0.9044
0.9006
0.8845
0.8815
0.8744
0.8717
0.8640
0.8619
0.8327
0.8205
0.8009
0.7885
0.7820
0.7570
0.7508
0.7215
0.7205
0.7188
0.7186
0.7138
0.7034
0.7014
0.6934
0.6930
0.6921
0.6907
0.6798
0.6784
0.6735
0.6701
0.6683
0.6558
0.6536
0.6439
0.6364
0.6352
0.6316
0.6310
0.6069
0.5964
0.5936
0.5929
0.5898
0.5242
0.4876
0.4797
0.4771
0.4715
0.4546
0.4534
0.4518
0.4442
0.4320
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FERRARI ...................................
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MINI COOPER .................................................
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PRIUS ..............................................................
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ODYSSEY VAN ...............................................
MERCURY MARINER .....................................
C70 ...................................................................
LEXUS SC .......................................................
DB9 ..................................................................
ARNAGE ..........................................................
AZURE .............................................................
CROSSFIRE ....................................................
141 ...................................................................
612 SCAGLIETTI .............................................
430 ...................................................................
CADILLAC LIMOUSINE ...................................
XJ8/XJ8L ..........................................................
XJR ..................................................................
MURCIELAGO .................................................
GALLARDO ......................................................
QUATTROPORTE ...........................................
9–5 ...................................................................
C8 .....................................................................
V70 ...................................................................
Issued on: March 4, 2010.
Stephen R. Kratzke,
Associate Administrator for Rulemaking.
DATES: This rule becomes effective on
April 9, 2010.
ADDRESSES: This final rule, the
economic analysis, comments and
materials received, as well as supporting
documentation we used in preparing
this final rule, are available for viewing
at https://regulations.govat Docket No.
FWS–R1–ES–2009–0010 and, by
appointment, during normal business
hours, at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service, Oregon Fish and Wildlife
Office, 2600 SE 98th Ave., Portland, OR
97266; telephone 503–231–6179;
facsimile 503–231–6195.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Paul
Henson, State Supervisor, U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service, Oregon Fish and
Wildlife Office (see ADDRESSES). If you
use a telecommunications device for the
deaf (TDD), call the Federal Information
Relay Service (FIRS) at 800-877-8339.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
[FR Doc. 2010–5080 Filed 3–9–10; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 4910–59–P
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Fish and Wildlife Service
50 CFR Part 17
[Docket No. FWS–R1–ES–2009–0010]
[MO 92210-0-0009-B4]
RIN 1018–AV87
Endangered and Threatened Wildlife
and Plants; Designation of Critical
Habitat for Oregon Chub
(Oregonichthys crameri)
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AGENCY: Fish and Wildlife Service,
Interior.
ACTION: Final rule.
SUMMARY: We, the U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service (Service), designate
critical habitat for the Oregon chub
(Oregonichthys crameri) under the
Endangered Species Act of 1973, as
amended (Act). In total, approximately
53 hectares (ha) (132 acres (ac)) located
in Benton, Lane, Linn, and Marion
Counties, Oregon, fall within the
boundaries of the critical habitat
designation.
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Background
It is our intent to discuss only those
topics directly relevant to the
development and designation of critical
habitat for the Oregon chub in this final
rule. For a more complete discussion of
the ecology and life history of this
species, please see the Oregon Chub 5–
year Review Summary and Evaluation
completed February 11, 2008, which is
available at: https://www.fws.gov/pacific/
ecoservices/endangered/recovery/
Documents/Oregonchub.pdf and the
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2007 theft
rate (per 1,000
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0.3895
0.3873
0.3339
0.3125
0.3074
0.2879
0.1782
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March 10, 2009, proposed rule (74 FR
10412).
Description and Taxonomy
The Oregon chub (Oregonichthys
crameri) was first described in scientific
literature in 1908 (Snyder 1908, pp.
181–182), but it wasn’t until 1991 that
it was identified as a unique species
(Markle et al. 1991, pp. 284–289).
Oregon chub have an olive-colored back
(dorsum) grading to silver on the sides
and white on the belly. Scales are
relatively large with fewer than 40
occurring along the lateral line; scales
near the back are outlined with dark
pigment (Markle et al. 1991, pp. 286–
288). While young of the year range in
length from 7 to 32 millimeters (mm)
(0.3 to 1.3 inches (in)), adults can be up
to 90 mm (3.5 in) in length (Pearsons
1989, p. 17). The species is
distinguished from its closest relative,
the Umpqua chub (Oregonichthys
kalawatseti), by Oregon chub’s longer
caudal peduncle (the narrow part of a
fish’s body to which the tail is attached),
mostly scaled breast, and more terminal
mouth position (Markle et al. 1991, p.
290).
Distribution and Habitat
Oregon chub are found in slack-water,
off-channel habitats with little or no
flow, silty and organic substrate, and
considerable aquatic vegetative cover for
hiding and spawning (Pearsons 1989, p.
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
49 CFR Part 541
[Docket No. NHTSA-2009-0085]
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) 2007 passenger motor vehicles that occurred in calendar year (CY)
2007. The final 2007 theft data indicated a decrease in the vehicle
theft rate experienced in CY/MY 2007. The final theft rate for MY 2007
passenger vehicles stolen in calendar year 2007 is 1.86 thefts per
thousand vehicles, a decrease of ten percent from the rate of 2.08
thefts per thousand in 2006. 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
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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 2007, the
most recent calendar year for which data are available.
In calculating the 2007 theft rates, NHTSA followed the same
procedures it used in calculating the MY 2006 theft rates. (For 2006
theft data calculations, see 73 FR 60633, October 14, 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 2007 theft rate for each vehicle line was calculated by
dividing the number of reported thefts of MY 2007 vehicles of that line
stolen during calendar year 2007 by the total number of vehicles in
that line manufactured for MY 2007, as reported to the Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA).
The final 2007 theft data show a decrease in the vehicle theft rate
when compared to the theft rate experienced in CY/MY 2006. The final
theft rate for MY 2007 passenger vehicles stolen in calendar year 2007
decreased to 1.86 thefts per thousand vehicles produced, a decrease of
10.6 percent from the rate of 2.08 thefts per thousand vehicles
experienced by MY 2006 vehicles in CY 2006. The data has shown an
overall decreasing trend in theft rates since CY 1993, with periods of
increase from one year to the next.
For MY 2007 vehicles, out of a total of 206 vehicle lines, 16 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 16 vehicle lines with a theft rate higher than
3.5826, 14 are passenger car lines, two are a multipurpose passenger
vehicle lines, and none are light-duty truck lines.
The MY 2007 theft rate reduction is consistent with the general
decreasing trend of theft rates over the past 15 years as indicated by
Figure 1. We note, however, that the theft rate from 2003 to 2007 is
virtually unchanged (1.84 to 1.86). This suggests that the progress
made since 1992 may have reached the limits of current approaches to
reducing vehicle thefts, and that some new approaches should be added.
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The agency believes that the theft rate reduction could be the
result of several factors including the increased use of standard
antitheft devices (i.e., immobilizers), vehicle parts marking,
increased and improved prosecution efforts by law enforcement
organizations and increased public awareness measures.
On Wednesday, June 10, 2009, NHTSA published the preliminary theft
rates for CY 2007 passenger motor vehicles in the Federal Register (74
FR 27493). The agency tentatively ranked each of the MY 2007 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 June 2009 notice. The agency
received written comments from Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. (VW)
and Nissan North America, Inc. (Nissan).
In its comments, VW informed the agency that the entries for the
Audi RS4, Audi A8, Audi A4/A4 Quattro/S4/S4 Avant and Audi RS4 were
listed with incorrect manufacturer designations. The final theft data
has been revised to reflect that Audi is the manufacturer for
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the Audi RS4, Audi A8, Audi A4/A4 Quattro/S4/S4 Avant and Audi RS4
vehicles.
Additionally, Nissan informed the agency that its Nissan Xterra and
Versa vehicle lines were not listed in the agency's June 2009
publication of preliminary data. Upon review, the agency found that the
Xterra vehicle line has a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) over 6,000
pounds. Therefore, because the scope of the Federal Motor Vehicle Theft
Prevention Standard applies to only vehicles with a GVWR of 6,000
pounds or less, the Nissan Xterra was not included on the agency's
publication. The agency also notes that the Nissan Versa was
erroneously omitted from the publication of preliminary theft data and
therefore, has corrected the final theft data to reflect the theft rate
information for the Nissan Versa. As a result of this correction, the
Nissan Versa is ranked No. 95 with a theft rate of 1.3216.
Further reanalysis of the theft rate data also revealed that the
production volume listed for the Pontiac G5 was incorrect. The
production volume for the Pontiac G5 has been corrected and the final
theft list has been revised accordingly. As a result of the correction,
the Pontiac G5 previously ranked No. 94 with a theft rate of 1.3216 is
now ranked No. 2 with a theft rate of 11.2523.
Review of the theft rate data also revealed that the Chrysler
Crossfire was not included on the publication of preliminary theft
data. NHTSA has corrected the final theft data to include the Chrysler
Crossfire. As a result of this correction, the final theft list has
been revised accordingly. The Chrysler Crossfire, previously omitted,
is now ranked No. 193 with a theft rate of 0.0000.
The following list represents NHTSA's final calculation of theft
rates for all 2007 passenger motor vehicle lines. This list is intended
to inform the public of calendar year 2007 motor vehicle thefts of
model year 2007 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 2007 Passenger Motor Vehicles Stolen in Calendar Year 2007
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2007 theft
rate (per
Manufacturer Make/model (line) Thefts 2007 Production 1,000
(Mfr's) 2007 vehicles
produced)
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1........................... CHRYSLER....... DODGE MAGNUM........ 344 28059 12.2599
2........................... GENERAL MOTORS. PONTIAC G5.......... 54 4799 11.2523
3........................... CHRYSLER....... DODGE CHARGER....... 1148 120636 9.5162
4........................... GENERAL MOTORS. CHEVROLET MONTE 174 21689 8.0225
CARLO.
5........................... GENERAL MOTORS. PONTIAC GRAND PRIX.. 534 77689 6.8736
6........................... CHRYSLER....... 300................. 715 121529 5.8834
7........................... MITSUBISHI..... LANCER.............. 12 2355 5.0955
8........................... ROLLS ROYCE.... PHANTOM............. 2 398 5.0251
9........................... MERCEDES-BENZ.. 215 (CL-CLASS)...... 43 9296 4.6256
10.......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. TAURUS.............. 510 114616 4.4496
11.......................... CHRYSLER....... SEBRING............. 338 78059 4.3301
12.......................... CHRYSLER....... PT CRUISER.......... 443 104546 4.2374
13.......................... SUZUKI......... FORENZA............. 133 34236 3.8848
14.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. PONTIAC G6.......... 629 164306 3.8282
15.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CHEVROLET MALIBU.... 487 127718 3.8131
16.......................... MITSUBISHI..... GALANT.............. 103 27141 3.7950
17.......................... MAZDA.......... 6................... 201 56178 3.5779
18.......................... AUDI........... AUDI RS4............ 5 1475 3.3898
19.......................... CHRYSLER....... PACIFICA............ 197 60392 3.2620
20.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CHEVROLET COBALT.... 703 215663 3.2597
21.......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. MUSTANG............. 518 159345 3.2508
22.......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. LINCOLN TOWN CAR.... 114 35281 3.2312
23.......................... CHRYSLER....... DODGE CALIBER....... 560 175537 3.1902
24.......................... KIA............ OPTIMA.............. 127 40914 3.1041
25.......................... NISSAN......... 350Z................ 49 15831 3.0952
26.......................... NISSAN......... INFINITI FX35....... 40 13346 2.9972
27.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CADILLAC DTS........ 140 47396 2.9538
28.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CHEVROLET IMPALA.... 769 267375 2.8761
29.......................... KIA............ SPECTRA............. 171 64591 2.6474
30.......................... KIA............ RIO................. 83 31947 2.5981
31.......................... MITSUBISHI..... ECLIPSE............. 107 42300 2.5296
32.......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. FOCUS............... 576 229738 2.5072
33.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CHEVROLET AVEO...... 166 67104 2.4738
34.......................... HYUNDAI........ SONATA.............. 302 123439 2.4466
35.......................... VOLVO.......... S40................. 53 21905 2.4195
36.......................... HYUNDAI........ ELANTRA............. 192 80133 2.3960
37.......................... NISSAN......... MAXIMA.............. 152 63601 2.3899
38.......................... BMW............ M6.................. 8 3400 2.3529
39.......................... MITSUBISHI..... ENDEAVOR............ 30 12805 2.3428
40.......................... NISSAN......... SENTRA.............. 225 96584 2.3296
41.......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. CROWN VICTORIA...... 17 7424 2.2899
42.......................... CHRYSLER....... JEEP LIBERTY........ 209 91466 2.2850
43.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CHEVROLET HHR....... 223 99681 2.2371
44.......................... MERCEDES-BENZ.. 220 (S-CLASS)....... 91 41867 2.1735
45.......................... TOYOTA......... COROLLA............. 740 351414 2.1058
46.......................... NISSAN......... INFINITI FX45....... 1 475 2.1053
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47.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CHEVROLET 257 122918 2.0908
TRAILBLAZER.
48.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. BUICK LACROSSE/ 113 54938 2.0569
ALLURE.
49.......................... HUMMER......... H3.................. 95 46341 2.0500
50.......................... NISSAN......... ALTIMA.............. 413 202162 2.0429
51.......................... SUZUKI......... RENO................ 62 30424 2.0379
52.......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. MERCURY GRAND 81 39757 2.0374
MARQUIS.
53.......................... JAGUAR......... XK8................. 6 2965 2.0236
54.......................... KIA............ SORENTO............. 64 31798 2.0127
55.......................... MAZDA.......... 5................... 33 16424 2.0093
56.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. SATURN ION.......... 185 94117 1.9656
57.......................... AUDI........... AUDI A8............. 10 5106 1.9585
58.......................... HYUNDAI........ ACCENT.............. 86 44314 1.9407
59.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CADILLAC CTS........ 97 53360 1.8178
60.......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. FUSION.............. 266 146464 1.8161
61.......................... NISSAN......... PATHFINDER.......... 76 42137 1.8036
62.......................... HYUNDAI........ AZERA............... 40 22218 1.8003
63.......................... CHRYSLER....... DODGE CARAVAN/GRAND 284 164003 1.7317
CARAVAN.
64.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CHEVROLET CORVETTE.. 65 37744 1.7221
65.......................... BMW............ M5.................. 2 1163 1.7197
66.......................... VOLKSWAGEN..... JETTA............... 146 84922 1.7192
67.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. PONTIAC G6.......... 54 32894 1.6416
68.......................... BMW............ 6................... 11 6779 1.6227
69.......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. FREESTAR VAN........ 30 18579 1.6147
70.......................... NISSAN......... INFINITI M35/M45.... 48 30144 1.5924
71.......................... TOYOTA......... YARIS............... 252 159292 1.5820
72.......................... HONDA.......... ACCORD.............. 664 421206 1.5764
73.......................... CHRYSLER....... DODGE NITRO......... 133 84441 1.5751
74.......................... MAZDA.......... RX-8................ 9 5728 1.5712
75.......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. MERCURY MILAN....... 55 35375 1.5548
76.......................... AUDI........... AUDI A6/A6 QUATTRO/ 18 11660 1.5437
S6/S6 AVANT.
77.......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. FIVE HUNDRED........ 94 61270 1.5342
78.......................... TOYOTA......... AVALON.............. 121 79137 1.5290
79.......................... NISSAN......... MURANO.............. 137 92516 1.4808
80.......................... TOYOTA......... HIGHLANDER.......... 148 100956 1.4660
81.......................... TOYOTA......... CAMRY/SOLARA........ 1003 685729 1.4627
82.......................... NISSAN......... INFINITI G35........ 83 57041 1.4551
83.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CHEVROLET UPLANDER 87 60061 1.4485
VAN.
84.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CADILLAC STS........ 24 16746 1.4332
85.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CADILLAC XLR........ 2 1400 1.4286
86.......................... HONDA.......... S2000............... 7 4907 1.4265
87.......................... KIA............ AMANTI.............. 6 4343 1.3815
88.......................... MERCEDES-BENZ.. 208 (CLK-CLASS)..... 19 13825 1.3743
89.......................... NISSAN......... FRONTIER PICKUP..... 87 64010 1.3592
90.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CHEVROLET COLORADO 95 70012 1.3569
PICKUP.
91.......................... GENERAL MOTORS. GMC CANYON PICKUP... 25 18483 1.3526
92.......................... BMW............ 7................... 22 16421 1.3397
93.......................... TOYOTA......... FJ CRUISER.......... 112 83830 1.3360
94.......................... MAZDA.......... 3................... 153 114723 1.3336
95.......................... NISSAN......... VERSA............... 107 80962 1.3216
96.......................... SUBARU......... IMPREZA............. 51 39198 1.3011
97.......................... AUDI........... AUDI A4/A4 QUATTRO/ 64 49645 1.2892
S4/S4 AVANT.
98.......................... NISSAN......... QUEST VAN........... 47 36661 1.2820
99.......................... HONDA.......... ACURA TSX........... 29 22669 1.2793
100......................... KIA............ SPORTAGE............ 58 45512 1.2744
101......................... TOYOTA......... TACOMA PICKUP....... 206 165714 1.2431
102......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. RANGER PICKUP....... 94 77539 1.2123
103......................... TOYOTA......... 4RUNNER............. 132 109124 1.2096
104......................... MERCEDES-BENZ.. 170 (SLK-CLASS)..... 9 7459 1.2066
105......................... GENERAL MOTORS. SATURN AURA......... 77 64851 1.1873
106......................... GENERAL MOTORS. PONTIAC TORRENT..... 35 29918 1.1699
107......................... HONDA.......... HONDA CIVIC......... 389 332639 1.1694
108......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CADILLAC FUNERAL 1 857 1.1669
COACH/HEARSE.
109......................... MITSUBISHI..... OUTLANDER........... 37 31873 1.1609
110......................... AUDI........... AUDI A3/A3 QUATTRO.. 8 6992 1.1442
111......................... VOLKSWAGEN..... GOLF/RABBIT/GTI..... 46 41314 1.1134
112......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CHEVROLET EQUINOX... 94 87031 1.0801
113......................... HYUNDAI........ TIBURON............. 15 13951 1.0752
114......................... VOLKSWAGEN..... PASSAT.............. 42 39867 1.0535
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115......................... MERCEDES-BENZ.. 129 (SL-CLASS)...... 8 7648 1.0460
116......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. MERCURY MONTEGO..... 16 15439 1.0363
117......................... GENERAL MOTORS. GMC ENVOY........... 38 36989 1.0273
118......................... HYUNDAI........ TUCSON.............. 45 44033 1.0220
119......................... HONDA.......... ACURA 3.2 TL........ 5 4905 1.0194
120......................... GENERAL MOTORS. BUICK TERRAZA VAN... 8 7865 1.0172
121......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. ESCAPE.............. 110 108788 1.0111
122......................... JAGUAR......... X-TYPE.............. 3 3018 0.9940
123......................... HONDA.......... ACURA 3.5 RL........ 49 49471 0.9905
124......................... JAGUAR......... VANDEN PLAS/SUPER V8 1 1010 0.9901
125......................... SUZUKI......... SX4................. 15 15421 0.9727
126......................... VOLVO.......... S80................. 10 10805 0.9255
127......................... GENERAL MOTORS. PONTIAC VIBE........ 30 32499 0.9231
128......................... HONDA.......... ELEMENT............. 31 33688 0.9202
129......................... MAZDA.......... B SERIES PICKUP..... 3 3285 0.9132
130......................... BMW............ 5................... 47 51970 0.9044
131......................... GENERAL MOTORS. SATURN SKY.......... 14 15546 0.9006
132......................... GENERAL MOTORS. BUICK LUCERNE....... 76 85922 0.8845
133......................... TOYOTA......... LEXUS LS............ 31 35167 0.8815
134......................... HONDA.......... ACURA RDX........... 22 25159 0.8744
135......................... CHRYSLER....... JEEP WRANGLER....... 88 100955 0.8717
136......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. EDGE................ 105 121525 0.8640
137......................... KIA............ RONDO............... 22 25524 0.8619
138......................... TOYOTA......... LEXUS RX............ 82 98473 0.8327
139......................... VOLKSWAGEN..... EOS................. 11 13406 0.8205
140......................... TOYOTA......... RAV4................ 145 181051 0.8009
141......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. FREESTYLE........... 30 38047 0.7885
142......................... HYUNDAI........ SANTA FE............ 89 113815 0.7820
143......................... BMW............ Z4/M................ 8 10568 0.7570
144......................... GENERAL MOTORS. PONTIAC SOLSTICE.... 16 21310 0.7508
145......................... SUZUKI......... AERIO............... 4 5544 0.7215
146......................... PORSCHE........ CAYMAN.............. 4 5552 0.7205
147......................... PORSCHE........ 911................. 9 12521 0.7188
148......................... TOYOTA......... LEXUS IS............ 41 57055 0.7186
149......................... MERCEDES-BENZ.. 203 (C-CLASS)....... 83 116282 0.7138
150......................... BENTLEY MOTORS. CONTINENTAL......... 3 4265 0.7034
151......................... BMW............ X3.................. 22 31365 0.7014
152......................... SUBARU......... B9 TRIBECA.......... 8 11538 0.6934
153......................... BMW............ 3................... 97 139966 0.6930
154......................... MAZDA.......... MAZDA CX-7.......... 52 75137 0.6921
155......................... VOLVO.......... S60................. 14 20268 0.6907
156......................... CHRYSLER....... JEEP PATRIOT........ 20 29421 0.6798
157......................... ASTON MARTIN... VANTAGE............. 1 1474 0.6784
158......................... KIA............ SEDONA VAN.......... 41 60873 0.6735
159......................... HONDA.......... FIT................. 46 68642 0.6701
160......................... SUBARU......... LEGACY/OUTBACK...... 10 14963 0.6683
161......................... TOYOTA......... SIENNA VAN.......... 63 96072 0.6558
162......................... HONDA.......... ACURA MDX........... 35 53550 0.6536
163......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. MERCURY MONTEREY VAN 1 1553 0.6439
164......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. LINCOLN MKX......... 22 34571 0.6364
165......................... GENERAL MOTORS. BUICK RAINIER....... 3 4723 0.6352
166......................... SUBARU......... OUTBACK............. 27 42747 0.6316
167......................... HONDA.......... PILOT............... 77 122033 0.6310
168......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. LINCOLN ZEPHYR...... 20 32952 0.6069
169......................... JAGUAR......... XKR................. 3 5030 0.5964
170......................... TOYOTA......... LEXUS GS............ 17 28638 0.5936
171......................... VOLVO.......... V50................. 2 3373 0.5929
172......................... MERCEDES-BENZ.. 210 (E-CLASS)....... 31 52557 0.5898
173......................... MAZDA.......... MX-5 MIATA.......... 7 13353 0.5242
174......................... VOLVO.......... XC90................ 15 30762 0.4876
175......................... GENERAL MOTORS. BUICK RENDEZVOUS.... 14 29187 0.4797
176......................... VOLKSWAGEN..... NEW BEETLE.......... 13 27249 0.4771
177......................... HYUNDAI........ VERACRUZ............ 6 12726 0.4715
178......................... VOLVO.......... XC70................ 6 13197 0.4546
179......................... HONDA.......... CR-V................ 104 229378 0.4534
180......................... PORSCHE........ BOXSTER............. 2 4427 0.4518
181......................... TOYOTA......... LEXUS ES............ 54 121577 0.4442
182......................... SUBARU......... FORESTER............ 19 43985 0.4320
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183......................... BMW............ MINI COOPER......... 15 38511 0.3895
184......................... JAGUAR......... S-TYPE.............. 1 2582 0.3873
185......................... TOYOTA......... PRIUS............... 53 158715 0.3339
186......................... SAAB........... 9-3................. 7 22401 0.3125
187......................... HONDA.......... ODYSSEY VAN......... 64 208166 0.3074
188......................... FORD MOTOR CO.. MERCURY MARINER..... 6 20842 0.2879
189......................... VOLVO.......... C70................. 1 5612 0.1782
190......................... TOYOTA......... LEXUS SC............ 8 80617 0.0992
191......................... ASTON MARTIN... DB9................. 0 688 0.0000
192......................... BENTLEY MOTORS. ARNAGE.............. 0 140 0.0000
193......................... BENTLEY MOTORS. AZURE............... 0 184 0.0000
194......................... CHRYSLER....... CROSSFIRE........... 0 3412 0.0000
195......................... FERRARI........ 141................. 0 364 0.0000
196......................... FERRARI........ 612 SCAGLIETTI...... 0 66 0.0000
197......................... FERRARI........ 430................. 0 1382 0.0000
198......................... GENERAL MOTORS. CADILLAC LIMOUSINE.. 0 648 0.0000
199......................... JAGUAR......... XJ8/XJ8L............ 0 1645 0.0000
200......................... JAGUAR......... XJR................. 0 221 0.0000
201......................... LAMBORGHINI.... MURCIELAGO.......... 0 164 0.0000
202......................... LAMBORGHINI.... GALLARDO............ 0 558 0.0000
203......................... MASERATI....... QUATTROPORTE........ 0 2176 0.0000
204......................... SAAB........... 9-5................. 0 4084 0.0000
205......................... SPYKER......... C8.................. 0 7 0.0000
206......................... VOLVO.......... V70................. 0 3899 0.0000
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Issued on: March 4, 2010.
Stephen R. Kratzke,
Associate Administrator for Rulemaking.
[FR Doc. 2010-5080 Filed 3-9-10; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 4910-59-P
