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- The Number of Older Vehicles on the Road Increased More Than 17 Million Since 2009 - Experian Global News Blog
The Number of Older Vehicles on the Road Increased More Than 17 Million Since 2009 - Experian Global News Blog
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Experian Automotive today announced that there were 17.3 million more light-duty vehicles seven years and older on the road in the United States than there were three years ago. According to its Q1 2012 Vehicles in Operation (VIO) market analysis, Experian Automotive also found that there were more than 245 million vehicles on U.S. roads, and that the age of vehicles increased when compared to Q1 2011, up 1.9 percent to an average age of 11 years.
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