Figure 10,,,,,,,,
New Passenger Car and Light Truck Fuel Economy Averages: Model Years 1978–2000,,,,,,,,

,All cars and trucks,,,,,,,
,Car,Light Truck,,,,,,
1978,19.9,N.A.,,,,,,
1979,20.3,18.2,,,,,,
1980,24.3,18.5,,,,,,
1981,25.9,20.1,,,,,,
1982,26.6,20.5,,,,,,
1983,26.4,20.7,,,,,,
1984,26.9,20.6,,,,,,
1985,27.6,20.7,,,,,,
1986,28.2,21.5,,,,,,
1987,28.5,21.7,,,,,,
1988,28.8,21.3,,,,,,
1989,28.4,21.0,,,,,,,
1990,28.0,20.8,,,,,,,
1991,28.4,21.3,,,,,,,
1992,27.9,20.8,,,,,,,
1993,28.4,21.0,,,,,,,
1994,28.3,20.8,,,,,,,
1995,28.6,20.5,,,,,,,
1996,28.5,20.8,,,,,,,
1997,28.7,20.6,,,,,,,
1998,28.8,21.1,,,,,,,
1999,28.3,20.9,,,,,,,
2000,28.5,21.2,,,,,,,

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Source:,"U.S. Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration,",,,,,,,,
"Automotive Fuel Economy Program, ""Annual Update Calendar Year 2000,"" July 2001, table II-6",,,,,,,,,
"Available at http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/cars, as of Aug. 2001.",,,,,,,,