How many cars are there in America?

The data is a little old, but it is still meaningful. On the other hand, the change of car ownership is basically very slow. By the end of 2008, the number of cars in the United States was 250 million, but in 2009, since 1960 began to count, the number of cars in the country dropped sharply for the first time. In 2009, under the influence of the shrinking automobile market and rising oil prices, the sales of new cars in the United States were only about 6,543,800+million. Stimulated by the government's policy of "returning old cars to new ones", about140,000 cars were scrapped in the United States that year. As a result, by the end of 2009, the number of cars in the United States had dropped from 250 million to 246 million. For the decline of car ownership in the United States, some research institutions said that it cannot be considered as a temporary phenomenon caused by economic recession. The number of cars in the United States has reached a certain saturation, and it is estimated that by 2020, the number of cars in the United States will be further reduced by 25 million.