Silicon Valley makes Prius No. 1
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Silicon Valley makes Prius No. 1
Originally Posted by Matt_Nauman
GAS-SIPPER JUMPS FROM NO. 5 IN '06By Matt Nauman
Mercury News
San Jose Mercury NewsArticle Launched:07/20/2007 01:34:33 AM PDT
Toyota's Prius hybrid has become the bestselling car in Silicon Valley.
Through May, 1,627 Prius registrations have been recorded in Santa Clara County, according to R.L. Polk. That puts the Prius ahead of Toyota's Camry and Corolla and Honda's Accord and Civic, all cars that outsell the high-mileage, gas-electric sedan nationwide. Locally, the Prius was No. 5 behind those models last year.
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Mercury News
San Jose Mercury NewsArticle Launched:07/20/2007 01:34:33 AM PDT
Toyota's Prius hybrid has become the bestselling car in Silicon Valley.
Through May, 1,627 Prius registrations have been recorded in Santa Clara County, according to R.L. Polk. That puts the Prius ahead of Toyota's Camry and Corolla and Honda's Accord and Civic, all cars that outsell the high-mileage, gas-electric sedan nationwide. Locally, the Prius was No. 5 behind those models last year.
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Originally Posted by Matt_Nauman
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Polk registration data shows that 30,463 new cars and trucks were registered in the Santa Clara County between January and May. That's down 5.4 percent from the 32,208 registered in the first five months of 2006.
In the Bay Area, registrations have fallen 9.3 percent so far in 2007. Nationally, through June, new-vehicle sales are down just 1.5 percent.
The state's dealer organization has predicted sales will fall about 4 percent this year in California, blaming high gas prices, consumer debt levels and uncertainty in the housing market.
Polk registration data shows that 30,463 new cars and trucks were registered in the Santa Clara County between January and May. That's down 5.4 percent from the 32,208 registered in the first five months of 2006.
In the Bay Area, registrations have fallen 9.3 percent so far in 2007. Nationally, through June, new-vehicle sales are down just 1.5 percent.
The state's dealer organization has predicted sales will fall about 4 percent this year in California, blaming high gas prices, consumer debt levels and uncertainty in the housing market.
Bob Wilson
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