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In Missouri, the Dodge Caravan sells at 208 percent of the national average.
In Montana, the Ram 1500 sells at 397 percent of the national average. In Montana three exotic models, including the Ferrari F12 Berlinetta, Porsche 918 and Aston Martin Vanquish, sell at more than five times their national averages, with the Ferrari selling at more than nine times its national average. However, this is likely because Montana levies no sales tax, and allow owners to form LLCs and register their supercar in Montana, even if their main residence is in another state.
In Nebraska, the Chevrolet Suburban sells at 260 percent of the national average. In Nebraska the Chevrolet Silverado and Ram 1500 each sell at a rate more than twice their respective national averages.
In Nevada, the Fiat 500L sells at 388 percent of the national average. In Nevada the Rolls Royce Wraith and Bentley Mulsanne and Continental each sell at more than twice their national rates.
In New Hampshire, the Volvo V60 Cross Country sells at 597 percent of the national average.
In New Jersey, the Audi S6 sells at 260 percent of the national average. In New Jersey six Audi models, including the S6, A4, A6, A5, A3 and Q7, each sell at a rate more than twice their respective national averages.
In New Mexico, the Buick Verano sells at 415 percent of the national average. In addition, three Nissan models, including the Cube, Titan and Xterra, each have market shares more than twice their national averages.
In New York Cadillac Escalade EXT sells at 502 percent of the national average.
In North Carolina, the Kia K900 sells at 239 percent of the national average. In addition, three exotic models, including the McLaren MP4 and P1 and Aston Martin Vantage, each sell at a rate more than twice the national average
In North Dakota, the GMC Yukon Denali XL sells at 567 percent of the national average. In North Dakota three versions of the GMC Yukon, including the Denali XL, XL and Denali each sell at a rate more than four times the national average
In Ohio, the Chevrolet Cruze sells at 201 percent of the national average. In Ohio the Chevrolet Avalanche, Cruze and Equinox each sell at a rate of about twice the national average.
In Oklahoma, the Ford Expedition sells at 266 percent of the national average. In Oklahoma four large pickups, the Titan, Silverado, Ram and F-Series, each sell at a rate more than twice the national average .
In Oregon, the Smart Fortwo sells at 462 percent of the national average. In Oregon three sub-compact cars, including the Smart Fortwo, Mercedes-Benz B-Class and Chevrolet Spark, each sell at a rate more than three times the national average.
In Pennsylvania, the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport sells at 298 percent of the national average.
In Rhode Island, the Hyundai Elantra Coupe sells at 452 percent of the national average. In Rhode Island four Volvo models, including the V60 Cross Country, XC70, S60 and XC60, all sell at a rate more than twice their national averages.
In South Carolina, (where BMW has a large manufacturing plant)the BMW 760 sells at 935 percent of the national average.
In South Dakota, the Lincoln MKT sells at 641 percent of the national average. In South Dakota the Aston Martin DB9 and Vanquish each have market shares more than five times their respective national averages.
In Tennessee, where the Smyrna Nissan plant builds several models, the Nissan Titan sells at 337 percent of the national average. In Tennessee nine Nissan or Infiniti models sell at more than twice their national rates.
In Texas, the Cadillac Escalade EXT sells at 343 percent of the national average. In Texas, known for large vehicles, the sub-compact Mazda2's market share is more than three times its national average.
In Utah, the Volkswagen Touareg sells at 366 percent of the national average.
In Vermont, the Volvo V60 Cross Country sells at 841 percent of the national average. In Vermont three Volvo models, including the V60 Cross Country, XC70 and S80, each sell at a rate more than four times their respective national averages.
In Virginia, the Audi S3 sells at 343 percent of the national average. In Virginia the five models with the highest market shares, when compared to their national market shares, are all luxury models, including the Lexus IS-F, Audi S3, Volvo XC90, Acura TL and Volvo XC70.
In Washington, the Nissan Leaf sells at 407 percent of the national average. In addition, three electric vehicles, including the Nissan Leaf, BMW i3 and Tesla Model S, each sell at a rate more than twice their national rates. This is likely because in Washington, all electric vehicles are exempt from state motor vehicle sales tax and use tax.
In West Virginia, the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport sells at 403 percent of the national average.
In Wisconsin, the Dodge Caravan sells at 388 percent of the national average. In addition, the Rolls Royce Phantom sells at more than twice the rate it sells nationally.
In Wyoming, the Nissan Titan sells at 476 percent of the national average. The Nissan Titan and Ram 1500 each have market shares more than four times their national market shares in Wyoming.