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Congressional District 19
Autos Drive Texas Forward
Industry Impact
14.1K
14.1 Thousand total auto jobs in Texas
3.38%
3.38% depend on the auto industry for jobs
$774.7M
Total Labor Income Annually
$1.2B
Total Car Sales in 2018
34.3K
Total New Cars Sold in 2018
Multi-industry contribution analysis of the economic impact of automotive manufacturing, selling, repairing, renting, and additional maintenance modeled using IMPLAN economic analysis data software, 2018 data year; compiled by Auto Alliance with data provided by IHS Markit, sales figures represent new vehicle registrations between January 1, 2018 - December 31, 2018.
Tax Revenue
$97.3M
total state tax revenue
Registrations
582.4K
Registered
By Body Style
- Cars 177,756 (30.52%)
- CUVs 86,811 (14.91%)
- SUVs 85,807 (14.73%)
- Pickups 210,560 (36.15%)
- Vans/Minivans 21,469 (3.69%)
By Powertrain
- Gas 540,826 (92.86%)
- Diesel 37,842 (6.5%)
- Hybrid 3,499 (0.6%)
- Electric 97 (0.02%)
- Plug-In Hybrid 140 (0.02%)
The Texas congressional district 19 average age of vehicles is 10.96 years.
Figures compiled by Alliance for Automotive Innovation with data provided by IHS Markit as of December 31, 2018.
New Purchases
34.3K
Vehicles Sold
By Body Style
- Cars 6,977 (20.33%)
- CUVs 9,369 (27.3%)
- SUVs 4,278 (12.47%)
- Pickups 12,839 (37.41%)
- Vans/Minivans 857 (2.5%)
By Powertrain
- Gas 30,787 (89.71%)
- Diesel 3,261 (9.5%)
- Hybrid 216 (0.63%)
- Electric 35 (0.1%)
- Plug-In Hybrid 21 (0.06%)
Fueling
- Gasoline Stations 511
- Electric Charging Stations 7
- Compressed Natural Gas Stations 1
- Liquefied Petroleum Gas Stations 37
Compiled by Alliance for Automotive Innovation with data provided by U.S. Department of Energy's Alternative Fuels Data Center, figures represent fueling stations as of April 9, 2019.
Consumers
$35.9K
Average MSRP Per New Car
$48.6K
Median Household Income
$4K
Median Monthly Household Income
$546.68
Median Monthly New Car Payment
13.50%
Car Payment As Percent Of Monthly Income
Commuting to Work
- Drive Alone to Work (81%)
- Carpool to Work (7%)
- Take Public Transportation (0%)
- Other (10%)
Figures compiled by Alliance for Automotive Innovation with data provided by IHS Markit, U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey 2017 and Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Median Monthly New Car Payment computed for a 60-month loan based on MSRP with 20% down and an APR of 5.36%.