Figure 6-1,,,,,,,,
New Passenger Car and Light Truck Fuel Economy Averages: Model Years 1985–2006,,,,,,,,
Miles per gallon,,,,,,,,
Year,Cars,Light trucks,,,,,,
1985,27.0,20.6,,,,,,
1986,27.9,21.4,,,,,,
1987,28.1,21.6,,,,,,
1988,28.6,21.2,,,,,,
1989,28.1,20.9,,,,,,
1990,27.8,20.7,,,,,,
1991,28.0,21.3,,,,,,
1992,27.6,20.8,,,,,,
1993,28.2,21.0,,,,,,
1994,28.1,20.8,,,,,,
1995,28.3,20.5,,,,,,
1996,28.3,20.8,,,,,,
1997,28.4,20.6,,,,,,,
1998,28.5,20.9,,,,,,,
1999,28.2,20.5,,,,,,,
2000,28.2,20.8,,,,,,,
2001,28.4,20.6,,,,,,,
2002,28.6,20.6,,,,,,,
2003,28.9,20.9,,,,,,,
2004,28.9,20.8,,,,,,,
2005,R29.2,R21.2,,,,,,,
2006,28.8,21.5,,,,,,,
Note: 2005 data are revised from the previous edition. 2006 data are preliminary.,,,,,,,,,
"Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Light-Duty Automotive Technology and Fuel Economy Trends: 1975 Through 2006, Table 1, available at: http://www.epa.gov/otaq/fetrends.htm, as of July 2006.",,,,,,,,,
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