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 Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration 49 CFR Part 541
[Docket No. NHTSA-2010-0098]
 AGENCY: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Department of Transportation.
 ACTION: Publication of 2008 final theft data.
 SUMMARY: This document publishes the final data on thefts of model year (MY) 2008 passenger motor vehicles that occurred in calendar year (CY) 2008. The final 2008 theft data indicated a 
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                        decrease in the vehicle theft rate experienced in CY/MY 2008. The final theft rate for MY 2008 passenger vehicles stolen in calendar year 2008 is 1.69 thefts per thousand vehicles, a decrease of 8.65 percent from the rate of 1.85 thefts per thousand in 2007. 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.
 DATES: *Effective date:*
                         January 14, 2011.
 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 section 33104(b)(4) mandate, this document reports the final theft data for CY 2008, the most recent calendar year for which data are available. In calculating the 2008 theft rates, NHTSA followed the same procedures it used in calculating the MY 2007 theft rates. (For 2007 theft data calculations, see 75 FR 47720, August 9, 2010). 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 2008 theft rate for each vehicle line was calculated by dividing the number of reported thefts of MY 2008 vehicles of that line stolen during calendar year 2008 by the total number of vehicles in that line manufactured for MY 2008, as reported to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The final 2008 theft data show a decrease in the vehicle theft rate when compared to the theft rate experienced in CY/MY 2007. The final theft rate for MY 2008 passenger vehicles stolen in calendar year 2008 decreased to 1.69 thefts per thousand vehicles produced, a decrease of 8.65 percent from the rate of 1.85 thefts per thousand vehicles experienced by MY 2007 vehicles in CY 2007. For MY 2008 vehicles, out of a total of 241 vehicle lines, 17 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 17 vehicle lines with a theft rate higher than 3.5826, 14 are passenger car lines, three are multipurpose passenger vehicle lines, and none are light-duty truck lines. A historical review of the 5-, 10- and 15-year theft trends show a substantial decrease in the vehicle theft rate when comparing the 2008 theft rate (1.69 thefts per thousand vehicles) to MY/CY's 1993, 1998 and 2003 theft rates. The 2008 rate is 57.54 percent lower than the CY/MY 1993 rate (3.98 thefts per thousand vehicles), 33.46 percent lower than the CY/MY 1998 rate (2.54 thefts per thousand vehicles) and 8.15 percent below the CY/MY 2003 rate (1.84 thefts per thousand vehicles). Overall as indicated by Figure 1, theft rates have continued to indicate a decreasing trend since CY/MY 1993, with periods of very moderate increases from one year to the next. 
 
  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 Tuesday, August 17, 2010, NHTSA published the preliminary theft rates for CY 2008 passenger motor vehicles in the 
                    **Federal Register**
                     (75 FR 5073). The agency tentatively ranked each of the MY 2008 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 August 2010 notice. The agency received written comments from Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. (VW) and Nissan North America, Inc. (Nissan). Volkswagen informed the agency that the terms “Quattro” and “Avant” should be deleted from the Volkswagen and Audi vehicle line nomenclature. The Quattro and Avant nomenclature are used in EPA data to identify the 4-wheel drive system as the Quattro or the station wagon model as the Avant. VW stated that the Quattro and Avant are not part of the vehicle line name and therefore, are not relevant to the theft data listing. As a result of this comment, Quattro and Avant have been deleted from the vehicle line nomenclature for the Volkswagen and Audi vehicle lines. Therefore, the entry for the Audi A6/A6 Quattro/S6/S6 Avant has been changed to the Audi A6 and the Audi S6. The Audi A8/A8 Quattro entry is now listed as the Audi A8, the Audi S8/S8 Quattro entry is now listed as the Audi S8, the Audi A3/A3 Quattro entry is now listed as the Audi A3, the Audi A6/A6 Quattro/S6/S6 Avant entry is now listed as the Audi A6 and the Audi S6, and the Audi A4/A5//A4/A5 Quattro//S4/S4 Avant entry is now listed as the Audi A4/A5 and the Audi S4/S5. The final theft list has been revised to reflect these changes. Additionally, Volkswagen requested that its performance-related vehicle models be listed separately from its base model vehicle lines. In its comments, VW informed the agency that the production volumes for the Audi S8, Audi A6, Audi S6, Audi A8, Volkswagen R32, Volkswagen Jetta/GLI, the Volkswagen Passat and the Audi TT are incorrect. In response to this comment, the production volume for the Audi S8, Audi A6, Audi S6, Audi A8, Volkswagen R32, Volkswagen Jetta/GLI, the Volkswagen Passat and the Audi TT have been corrected and the final theft list has been revised accordingly. As a result of the correction, the Audi S8 previously ranked No. 40 with a theft rate of 2.5974 remains ranked No. 40 with a theft rate of 2.5907, the Audi A6 previously ranked No. 86 with a theft rate of 1.4414 is now ranked No. No. 92 with a theft rate of 1.3990, the Audi S6 previously ranked No. 86 with a theft rate of 1.4414 is now ranked No. 48 with a theft rate of 1.3990, the Audi A8 previously ranked No. 141 with a theft rate of 0.8478 is now ranked No. 92 with a theft rate of 1.3990, the Volkswagen R32 previously ranked No. 60 with a theft rate of 1.8004 is now ranked No. 61 with a theft rate of 1.7996, the Volksgwagen Jetta/GLI previously ranked No. 75 with a theft rate of 1.5822 is now ranked No. 76 with a theft rate of 1.5821, the Volkswagen Passat previously ranked No. 144 with a theft rate of 0.8198 is now ranked No. 147 with a theft rate of 0.8197, and the Audi TT previously ranked No. 186 with a theft rate of 0.5048 is now ranked No. 188 with a theft rate of 2.5907. In its comments, Nissan requested that the agency confirm the number of thefts for the Nissan Pathfinder. Reanalysis of the preliminary theft data provided for the Nissan Pathfinder revealed an error in the production volume for the line. Therefore, the agency has corrected the production volume reported for the Nissan Pathfinder. As a result of the reanalysis, the Nissan Pathfinder previously ranked No. 13 with a theft rate of 4.5523 is now 
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                    ranked No. 30 with a theft rate of 3.0085. Further reanalysis of the theft rate data revealed that the August 17, 2010 publication of preliminary theft data did not include the Toyota Matrix. NHTSA is correcting the final theft data to include the thefts and production volumes for the Toyota Matrix. As a result of this correction, the Toyota Matrix, previously not listed, is ranked No. 79 with a theft rate of 1.5487. As a result of changes in the theft ranking, reanalysis of the theft rate data revealed that the number of vehicle lines reported with a theft rate higher than 3.5826 was incorrect. The publication of preliminary theft data for CY 2008 erroneously reported that there were 14 passenger cars, four multipurpose passenger vehicle lines and no light-duty truck lines with theft rates higher than 3.5826. NHTSA is correcting the final theft data to reflect that 14 passenger car lines, three multipurpose passenger vehicle lines, and no light truck lines with a theft rate higher than 3.5826. The following list represents NHTSA's final calculation of theft rates for all 2008 passenger motor vehicle lines. This list is intended to inform the public of calendar year 2008 motor vehicle thefts of model year 2008 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 2008 Passenger Motor Vehicles Stolen in Calendar Year 2008
Manufacturer
Make/model (line)
Thefts
                             2008
Production
                             (Mfr's) 2008
2008
                             Theft rate 
                             (per 1,000 vehicles produced)1 CHRYSLER
DODGE MAGNUM
208
15,319
13.57792 GENERAL MOTORS
PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
436
64,268
6.78413 CHRYSLER
DODGE CHARGER
728
110,895
6.56484 MITSUBISHI
GALANT
77
11,986
6.42425 CHRYSLER
300
483
76,295
6.33076 HYUNDAI
AZERA
62
11,462
5.40927 CHRYSLER
SEBRING
260
51,096
5.08858 CHRYSLER
PACIFICA
83
16,384
5.06599 CHRYSLER
PT CRUISER CONVERTIBLE
9
1,830
4.918010 HYUNDAI
SONATA
429
87,456
4.905311 GENERAL MOTORS
CADILLAC STS
82
17,517
4.681212 CHRYSLER
DODGE AVENGER
641
137,543
4.660413 CHRYSLER
DODGE CALIBER
387
91,288
4.239314 MAZDA
6
182
44,114
4.125715 CHRYSLER
PT CRUISER
254
65,485
3.878816 CHRYSLER
SEBRING CONVERTIBLE
177
45,930
3.853717 HONDA
S2000
10
2,606
3.837318 GENERAL MOTORS
PONTIAC G6
549
154,317
3.557619 LAMBORGHINI
MURCIELAGO
1
288
3.472220 NISSAN
INFINITI FX35
52
15,179
3.425821 NISSAN
MAXIMA
131
38,602
3.393622 ISUZU
I SERIES PICKUP
10
2,977
3.359123 MITSUBISHI
ECLIPSE
70
21,046
3.326024 NISSAN
350Z
41
12,373
3.313725 BMW
M6
5
1,547
3.232126 SUZUKI
XL7
78
24,555
3.176527 ASTON MARTIN
DB9
1
323
3.096028 FORD MOTOR CO
MUSTANG
287
94,476
3.037829 GENERAL MOTORS
CHEVROLET COBALT
535
176,456
3.031930 NISSAN
PATHFINDER
76
25,262
3.008531 KIA
SPECTRA
181
60,253
3.004032 GENERAL MOTORS
CHEVROLET IMPALA
923
320,116
2.883333 SUZUKI
FORENZA
61
21,358
2.856134 ISUZU
ASCENDER
3
1,063
2.822235 VOLVO
S40
33
11,753
2.807836 BMW
7
38
13,599
2.794337 CHRYSLER
DODGE NITRO
135
48,377
2.790638 GENERAL MOTORS
CHEVROLET MALIBU
423
155,433
2.721439 KIA
RIO
92
35,014
2.627540 AUDI
AUDI S8
1
386
2.590741 GENERAL MOTORS
PONTIAC G5
52
20,185
2.576242 GENERAL MOTORS
CHEVROLET AVEO
139
56,070
2.479043 KIA
OPTIMA
113
47,198
2.394244 GENERAL MOTORS
CADILLAC DTS
97
40,809
2.376945 VOLVO
S60
32
13,592
2.354346 GENERAL MOTORS
CHEVROLET HHR
219
99,176
2.208247 TOYOTA
COROLLA
374
170,360
2.195448 AUDI
AUDI S6
2
928
2.155249 GENERAL MOTORS
CHEVROLET TRAILBLAZER
215
100,805
2.132850 TOYOTA
SCION TC
114
54,835
2.079051 SUZUKI
RENO
10
4,840
2.066152 MERCEDES-BENZ
CL-CLASS
22
10,679
2.060153 KIA
RONDO
47
23,441
2.0050( print page 2602)54 CHRYSLER
JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE
123
62,654
1.963255 JAGUAR LAND ROVER
XK
3
1,542
1.945556 NISSAN
SENTRA
230
119,932
1.917857 FORD MOTOR CO
FUSION
259
137,791
1.879758 TOYOTA
4RUNNER
110
59,563
1.846859 TOYOTA
SCION XB
111
60,553
1.833160 GENERAL MOTORS
PONTIAC G8
22
12,035
1.828061 VOLKSWAGEN
R32
9
5,001
1.799662 MITSUBISHI
ENDEAVOR
17
9,583
1.774063 NISSAN
XTERRA
63
36,035
1.748364 TOYOTA
AVALON
107
61,851
1.730065 FORD MOTOR CO
CROWN VICTORIA
16
9,299
1.720666 GENERAL MOTORS
CHEVROLET CORVETTE
56
32,882
1.703167 JAGUAR LAND ROVER
S-TYPE
3
1,779
1.686368 NISSAN
ALTIMA
506
304,132
1.663869 GENERAL MOTORS
PONTIAC TORRENT
47
28,370
1.656770 MAZDA
5
27
16,389
1.647471 BENTLEY MOTORS
CONTINENTAL
5
3,069
1.629272 CHRYSLER
JEEP PATRIOT
99
61,495
1.609973 MITSUBISHI
LANCER
70
43,668
1.603074 NISSAN
VERSA
122
76,223
1.600675 MAZDA
TRIBUTE
38
23,834
1.594476 VOLKSWAGEN
JETTA/GLI
138
87,225
1.582177 FORD MOTOR CO
FOCUS
284
180,249
1.575678 NISSAN
INFINITI M35/M45
26
16,522
1.573779 TOYOTA
MATRIX
37
23,891
1.548780 MAZDA
3
199
129,061
1.541981 GENERAL MOTORS
PONTIAC VIBE
31
20,317
1.525882 TOYOTA
CAMRY/SOLARA
390
257,638
1.513883 FORD MOTOR CO
MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS
66
44,071
1.497684 AUDI
AUDI A3
8
5,378
1.487585 NISSAN
FRONTIER PICKUP
70
47,215
1.482686 HYUNDAI
ACCENT
76
51,562
1.474087 HYUNDAI
ELANTRA
160
109,498
1.461288 KIA
SPORTAGE
58
40,669
1.426189 TOYOTA
LEXUS SC
4
2,807
1.425090 GENERAL MOTORS
PONTIAC SOLSTICE
20
14,080
1.420591 GENERAL MOTORS
SATURN AURA
85
60,715
1.400092 AUDI
AUDI A6
22
15,726
1.399093 HYUNDAI
SANTA FE
107
76,765
1.393994 CHRYSLER
JEEP COMPASS
36
26,147
1.376895 GENERAL MOTORS
CADILLAC XLR
2
1,468
1.362496 MAZDA
CX-7
45
33,134
1.358197 NISSAN
INFINITI G37
39
29,182
1.336498 FORD MOTOR CO
EDGE
170
128,607
1.321999 FORD MOTOR CO
TAURUS
107
81,095
1.3194100 VOLKSWAGEN
GOLF/RABBIT/GTI
47
35,696
1.3167101 GENERAL MOTORS
CHEVROLET UPLANDER VAN
93
73,084
1.2725102 GENERAL MOTORS
BUICK LACROSSE/ALLURE
53
41,961
1.2631103 FORD MOTOR CO
MERCURY MILAN
41
32,608
1.2574104 FORD MOTOR CO
MERCURY SABLE
33
26,392
1.2504105 MERCEDES-BENZ
S-CLASS
33
26,436
1.2483106 TOYOTA
YARIS
147
120,841
1.2165107 SUZUKI
SX4
51
42,522
1.1994108 AUDI
AUDI S4/S5
3
2,514
1.1933109 TOYOTA
SCION XD
39
32,737
1.1913110 JAGUAR LAND ROVER
XJ8/XJ8L
3
2,556
1.1737111 KIA
SEDONA VAN
37
31,800
1.1635112 GENERAL MOTORS
GMC ENVOY
36
30,956
1.1629113 GENERAL MOTORS
CADILLAC CTS
73
62,943
1.1598114 FORD MOTOR CO
LINCOLN TOWN CAR
14
12,300
1.1382115 MERCEDES-BENZ
CLK-CLASS
22
19,420
1.1329116 AUDI
AUDI A4/A5
51
45,063
1.1317117 BMW
M5
3
2,666
1.1253118 CHRYSLER
JEEP LIBERTY
99
90,530
1.0936119 GENERAL MOTORS
BUICK LUCERNE
72
66,117
1.0890120 TOYOTA
TACOMA PICKUP
156
146,312
1.0662121 KIA
SORENTO
42
39,679
1.0585( print page 2603)122 SUZUKI
VITARA/GRAND VITARA
19
17,996
1.0558123 HONDA
ACCORD
401
384,257
1.0436124 HONDA
CIVIC
368
355,443
1.0353125 TOYOTA
HIGHLANDER
139
137,668
1.0097126 GENERAL MOTORS
SATURN SKY
13
12,979
1.0016127 NISSAN
QUEST VAN
21
21,348
0.9837128 CHRYSLER
JEEP WRANGLER
118
120,710
0.9775129 HYUNDAI
TIBURON
10
10,315
0.9695130 FORD MOTOR CO
ESCAPE
239
249,322
0.9586131 ASTON MARTIN
VANTAGE
1
1,047
0.9551132 HONDA
ACURA 3.2 TL
54
56,720
0.9520133 TOYOTA
LEXUS IS
54
57,931
0.9321134 HONDA
ELEMENT
35
37,980
0.9215135 TOYOTA
RAV4
150
164,331
0.9128136 GENERAL MOTORS
CHEVROLET EQUINOX
82
90,033
0.9108137 TOYOTA
LEXUS GS
18
20,030
0.8987138 HONDA
ACURA RDX
19
21,271
0.8932139 VOLKSWAGEN
NEW BEETLE
25
28,003
0.8928140 SUBARU
FORESTER
27
30,406
0.8880141 FORD MOTOR CO
TAURUS X
37
42,101
0.8788142 TOYOTA
LEXUS LS
25
28,875
0.8658143 HONDA
ACURA TSX
19
21,996
0.8638144 AUDI
AUDI A8
2
2,360
0.8475145 SUBARU
LEGACY
22
26,288
0.8369146 MASERATI
QUATTROPORTE
1
1,196
0.8361147 VOLKSWAGEN
PASSAT
29
35,380
0.8197148 PORSCHE
CAYMAN
4
4,901
0.8162149 MERCEDES-BENZ
C-CLASS
64
78,747
0.8127150 TOYOTA
FJ CRUISER
34
41,931
0.8109151 MERCEDES-BENZ
SL-CLASS
3
3,708
0.8091152 PORSCHE
911
8
9,941
0.8047153 JAGUAR LAND ROVER
XKR
1
1,265
0.7905154 HONDA
ACURA 3.5 RL
4
5,132
0.7794155 VOLVO
V70
3
3,862
0.7768156 GENERAL MOTORS
SATURN VUE
84
108,682
0.7729157 VOLVO
XC90
23
30,004
0.7666158 TOYOTA
LEXUS RX
88
115,527
0.7617159 JAGUAR LAND ROVER
LAND ROVER LR2
11
14,659
0.7504160 BMW
3
91
121,356
0.7499161 FORD MOTOR CO
RANGER PICKUP
63
85,052
0.7407162 FORD MOTOR CO
MERCURY MARINER
39
52,931
0.7368163 VOLKSWAGEN
EOS
10
13,815
0.7239164 CHRYSLER
DODGE VIPER
1
1,382
0.7236165 GENERAL MOTORS
GMC CANYON PICKUP
13
18,049
0.7203166 HYUNDAI
TUCSON
16
22,488
0.7115167 NISSAN
INFINITI G35
39
56,155
0.6945168 VOLVO
C70
5
7,220
0.6925169 GENERAL MOTORS
CHEVROLET COLORADO PICKUP
46
66,677
0.6899170 BMW
Z4/M
4
5,880
0.6803171 NISSAN
ROGUE
52
78,079
0.6660172 BMW
6
4
6,052
0.6609173 TOYOTA
SIENNA VAN
85
129,208
0.6579174 BMW
5
52
79,395
0.6550175 JAGUAR LAND ROVER
VANDEN PLAS/SUPER V8
1
1,533
0.6523176 SUBARU
IMPREZA
38
59,340
0.6404177 BMW
M3
5
7,854
0.6366178 MERCEDES-BENZ
E-CLASS
27
42,951
0.6286179 HONDA
PILOT
55
88,713
0.6200180 CHRYSLER
CROSSFIRE
1
1,648
0.6068181 HONDA
FIT
45
74,486
0.6041182 HYUNDAI
VERACRUZ
8
13,264
0.6031183 FORD MOTOR CO
LINCOLN MKX
22
36,884
0.5965184 FORD MOTOR CO
LINCOLN MKZ
19
32,457
0.5854185 MAZDA
CX-9
20
36,033
0.5550186 VOLVO
V50
1
1,875
0.5333187 VOLVO
C30
3
5,865
0.5115188 AUDI
AUDI TT
4
7,925
0.5047189 TOYOTA
PRIUS
84
171,762
0.4890( print page 2604)190 HYUNDAI
ENTOURAGE VAN
4
8,217
0.4868191 SUBARU
B9 TRIBECA
9
18,805
0.4786192 BMW
X3
10
21,033
0.4754193 MAZDA
RX-8
1
2,106
0.4748194 MERCEDES-BENZ
SLK-CLASS
2
4,379
0.4567195 HONDA
ACURA MDX
26
57,380
0.4531196 SUBARU
OUTBACK
28
63,741
0.4393197 VOLVO
S80
5
11,433
0.4373198 SAAB
9-3
8
18,364
0.4356199 MITSUBISHI
OUTLANDER
6
14,445
0.4154200 HONDA
CR-V
82
228,315
0.3592201 TOYOTA
LEXUS ES
27
79,585
0.3393202 KIA
AMANTI
1
3,398
0.2943203 BMW
MINI COOPER
11
40,950
0.2686204 NISSAN
INFINITI EX35
4
15,202
0.2631205 MAZDA
MX-5 MIATA
4
16,044
0.2493206 VOLVO
XC70
3
12,793
0.2345207 HONDA
ODYSSEY VAN
28
135,622
0.2065208 MERCEDES-BENZ
SMART FORTWO
4
21,627
0.1850209 GENERAL MOTORS
SATURN ASTRA
3
17,912
0.1675210 CHRYSLER
DODGE CHALLENGER
1
6,411
0.1560211 BMW
1
1
11,887
0.0841212 ALFA ROMEO
8C
0
84
0.0000213 AUDI
AUDI R8
0
572
0.0000214 AUDI
AUDI RS4
0
1,172
0.0000215 BENTLEY MOTORS
ARNAGE
0
63
0.0000216 BENTLEY MOTORS
AZURE
0
127
0.0000217 BMW
B7
0
232
0.0000218 BUGATTI
VEYRON
0
18
0.0000219 FERRARI
141
0
324
0.0000220 FERRARI
430
0
1,032
0.0000221 FERRARI
612 SCAGLIETTI
0
94
0.0000222 FORD MOTOR CO.
SHELBY GT
0
3,244
0.0000223 GENERAL MOTORS
CADILLAC FUNERAL COACH/HEARSE
0
967
0.0000224 GENERAL MOTORS
CADILLAC LIMOUSINE
0
664
0.0000225 JAGUAR LAND ROVER
XJR
0
114
0.0000226 JAGUAR LAND ROVER
X-TYPE
0
807
0.0000227 LAMBORGHINI
GALLARDO
0
792
0.0000228 LOTUS
ELISE
0
129
0.0000229 LOTUS
EXIGE
0
123
0.0000230 MASERATI
GRANTURISMO
0
1,465
0.0000231 MAZDA
B SERIES PICKUP
0
1,884
0.0000232 MERCEDES-BENZ
MAYBACH 57
0
76
0.0000233 MERCEDES-BENZ
MAYBACH 62
0
67
0.0000234 MERCEDES-BENZ
SLR-CLASS
0
105
0.0000235 NISSAN
INFINITI FX45
0
395
0.0000236 PORSCHE
BOXSTER
0
4,067
0.0000237 ROLLS ROYCE
PHANTOM
0
378
0.0000238 ROUSH PERFORMANCE
RPP MUSTANG
0
1,491
0.0000239 SAAB
9-5
0
3,336
0.0000240 SALEEN
S281/H302
0
370
0.0000241 SPYKER
C8
0
6
0.0000
 Issued on: December 16, 2010. Joseph S. Carra, Acting Associate Administrator for Rulemaking.


[FR Doc. 2011-773 Filed 1-13-11; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 4910-59-P