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Please Note, a Vehicle's Presence in This Guide Is Not a Guarantee of Item Availability, but Is a Show of Contract Availability 2013 MODEL YEAR ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLE (AFV) GUIDE GSA AUTOMOTIVE - PURCHASE PRICING SEPTEMBER 2012 ORDER AFVS THROUGH GSA AUTOCHOICE. FUEL TYPE DESCRIPTIONS CNG Compressed Natural Gas CNG/GAS CNG Bi-Fuel DIESEL Diesel Vehicle (Provided as Low Price Conventional Model) DIESEL/B20 CAPABLE Bio Diesel (B20) Compatible Engine DIESEL HEV Diesel Hybrid Electric Vehicle Flexible fuel ratio ranging from 100% gasoline to a maximum of E85 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline E85 HEV E85 Hybrid Electric Vehicle EV All-Electric Vehicle Gasoline Vehicle (Provided as Low Price Conventional Model GAS and/or as a Low GHG Model) GAS HEV Gasoline Hybrid Electric Vehicle GAS PHEV Gasoline Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle LPG Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Propane) Please note, a vehicle's presence in this guide is not a guarantee of item availability, but is a show of contract availability. Incremental is defined as the price difference between the alternative fuel vehicle and the low priced gasoline fueled comparable vehicle. Please confer with your FSR, AutoChoice, Vehicle Availability Listing or the Automotive Program Office to confirm availability. 2013 Model Year Diesel vehicles are all B20 capable. Line items in the guide with B20 capability are provided for informational purposes. B20 vehicles are not considered alternative fuel vehicles under the Energy Policy Act of 1992/2005 and the National Defense Authorization Act of 2008. The B20 fuel however may be counted under alternative fuel usage. TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 LOW GHG VEHICLES 9 SEDANS & STATION WAGONS 17 PICKUP TRUCKS 4X2 21 PICKUP TRUCKS 4X4 12 SPORT UTILITY VEHICLES 4X2 15 SPORT UTILITY VEHICLES 4X4 26 PASSENGER VANS 28 CARGO VANS 34 CAB AND CHASSIS 4X2 39 CAB AND CHASSIS 4X4 43 LIGHT DUTY WITH VOCATIONAL BODY 4X2 51 LIGHT DUTY WITH VOCATIONAL BODY 4X4 58 AMBULANCES 59 WRECKERS & CARRIERS 61 BUSES 80 MEDIUM & HEAVY AFV MANDATE SUMMARY Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 Energy Policy Act 1992/2005 (EPAct) Acquire only low-GHG-emitting vehicles (with certain exceptions) Acquire 75 percent of light-duty vehicles (LDVs) as Alternative Fuel Vehicles (AFVs) in metropolitan Low GHG vehicles qualify as an AFV when the alternative fuel is unavailable Use alternative fuels when available and reasonably priced The Grams Per Mile (GPM) level will be set so that [approx.] 25% of cars and LD trucks will o The alternative fuel required for use in the vehicle is not reasonably be considered low GHG emitting each model year. This applies to all cars, LD trucks, and available (within a 5 mile or 15 minute drive of the vehicles' garaged Medium Duty Passenger Vehicles. location) as certified to the Secretary by the head of the agency o The cost of the alternative fuel required for use in the vehicle is Medium Duty Passenger Vehicles (MDPVs) are defined as: unreasonably more expensive compared to a gallon of gasoline as certified GVWR greater than 8,500 lbs. but less than 10,000 lbs to the Secretary by the head of the agency Designed to transport less than 12 passengers or less than 9 passengers Executive Order 13423 rearward of the driver’s seat Increase alternative fuel consumption by 159.4 percent (10 percent annually Not equipped with an open cargo area of 72 inches in interior length or more over the previous year) by 2015, from a 2005 baseline Use plug-in hybrids when commercially available at a lifecycle cost MY 2013 EISA 141 Compliance Thresholds reasonably comparable to non plug-in hybrid vehicles (maximum grams/mile CO2 emissions) Passenger Cars 330 g/mile Executive Order 13514 Light-Duty 415 g/mile FFV Passenger 375 g/mile on E85 Reduce petroleum consumption by 30 percent (2 percent annually) by 2020, FFV Light-Duty 460 g/mile on E85 from a 2005 baseline Trucks* Presidential Memorandum – Federal Fleet Performance Optimize number of vehicles in fleet By December 31st 2015 all new light duty vehicles leased or purchased by agencies must be alternative fueled vehicles. Agency alternative fueled vehicles must, as soon as practicable, be located in proximity to an alternative fuel source and use the designated alternative fuel. Executive fleets are required to be comprised of midsize or smaller sedans (unless larger sedans are mission essential) and limit engine size and additional LOW GHG VEHICLES ***All Light Duty & Medium Duty Passenger Vehicles not on this list will require the agency to self-certify a Functional Needs or Alternative Measures Exemption. For more information on either excemption please contact GSA Automotive*** Standard Hwy Combine City MPG GPM Incremental Vehicle Configuration NOTE Item Option Displacement Cylinders Fuel Type Manufacturer / Dealer Model MPG d MPG Selling Price (FF/CF) (FF/CF) Price Number (FF/CF) (FF/CF) SEDAN, MICROCOMPACT, 4 Low GHG Model 7 SFE, T5 1.4 4 GAS CHRYSLER 500FIAT 28 34 31 287 $ 15,103.54 $ - PASSENGER, 4 DOOR SEDAN, MICROCOMPACT, 4 Low GHG Model 7 1.6 4 GAS FORD FIESTA 29 39 33 269 $ 15,270.19 $ - PASSENGER, 4 DOOR SEDAN, MINICOMPACT, 4 Low GHG Model 7 SFE 1.6 4 GAS FORD FIESTA 29 40 33 269 $ 15,270.19 $ - PASSENGER SEDAN, MINICOMPACT, 4 Low GHG Model 7 1.8 4 GAS GM SONIC 25 35 28 317 $ 15,301.50 $ - PASSENGER SEDAN, MINICOMPACT, 4 Low GHG Model 7 IE1 1.4 4 GAS GM SONIC 27 37 31 287 $ 15,907.50 $ - PASSENGER SEDAN, MICROCOMPACT, 4 Low GHG Model 7 1.4 4 GAS CHRYSLER 500FIAT 27 34 30 296 $ 16,252.92 $ - PASSENGER, 4 DOOR SEDAN, MINICOMPACT, 4 Low GHG Model 7 SFE, IE1 1.4 4 GAS GM SONIC 27 37 31 287 $ 16,907.50 $ - PASSENGER SEDAN, SUBCOMPACT, 4 Low GHG Model 8C 1.8 4 GAS RP AUTO ELANTRA 29 40 33 269 $ 15,444.92 $ - PASSENGER, 4 DOOR SEDAN, SUBCOMPACT, 4 Low GHG Model 8C 2 4 E85 FORD FOCUS 20/27 28/38 23/31 274/287 $ 15,541.88 $ 96.96 PASSENGER, 4 DOOR SEDAN, SUBCOMPACT, 4 Low GHG Model 8C SFE 1.4 4 E85 FORD FOCUS 20/28 28/40 23/33 274/269 $ 15,622.58 $ 177.66 PASSENGER, 4 DOOR SEDAN, SUBCOMPACT, 4 Low GHG Model 8C 1.4 4 GAS GM CRUZE 26 38 30 296 $ 16,766.00 $ - PASSENGER, 4 DOOR SEDAN, SUBCOMPACT, 4 Low GHG Model 8C SFE, BTCS 1.4 4 GAS GM CRUZE 26 39 31 287 $ 19,392.00 $ - PASSENGER, 4 DOOR LOW GHG VEHICLES ***All Light Duty & Medium Duty Passenger Vehicles not on this list will require the agency to self-certify a Functional Needs or Alternative Measures Exemption. For more information on either excemption please contact GSA Automotive*** Standard Hwy Combine City MPG GPM Incremental Vehicle Configuration NOTE Item Option Displacement Cylinders Fuel Type Manufacturer / Dealer Model MPG d MPG Selling Price (FF/CF) (FF/CF) Price Number (FF/CF) (FF/CF) SEDAN, SUBCOMPACT, HYBRID Low GHG Model 8H 2 4 GAS HEV FORD CMAXHEV 47 47 47 190 $ 22,392.71 $ 6,947.79 ELECTRIC VEHICLE SEDAN, SUBCOMPACT, PLUG-IN Low GHG Model 8P 1.4 4 GAS PHEV FORD CMAXPHEV N/A N/A N/A N/A $ 30,251.52 $ 14,806.60 HEV SEDAN, SUBCOMPACT, 4 Low GHG Model 8E 0 0 ELECTRIC RP AUTO iMIEV 126 99 112 0 $ 31,087.80 $ 15,642.88 PASSENGER, 4 DOOR SEDAN, SUBCOMPACT, 4 Low GHG Model 8E 0 0 ELECTRIC FORD FOCUSBEV 110 99 105 0 $ 35,679.26 $ 20,234.34 PASSENGER, 4 DOOR SEDAN, SUBCOMPACT, PLUG-IN Low GHG Model 8P 1.4 4 GAS PHEV GM VOLT 101 93 98 81 $ 37,046.80 $ 21,601.88 HEV SEDAN, COMPACT, 5 PASSENGER, 4 DOOR, 6 CYL Low GHG Model 9C 2.4 4 GAS RP AUTO SONATA 24 35 28 317 $ 17,469.97 $ - ENGIN SEDAN, COMPACT, 5 PASSENGER, 4 DOOR, 6 CYL Low GHG Model 9C IE1 2.4 4 GAS FORD FUSION 25 37 29 302 $ 21,014.06 $ - ENGIN SEDAN, COMPACT, 5 PASSENGER, 4 DOOR, 4 CYL Low GHG Model 9H 2.4 4 GAS HEV RP AUTO SONATAHYBR 35 40 37 240 $ 23,407.76 $ 7,962.84 ENGINE SEDAN, COMPACT, 5 PASSENGER, 4 DOOR, 4 CYL Low GHG Model 9H 2.4 4 GAS HEV GM MALIBUECO 25 37 29 306 $ 23,533.00 $ 8,088.08 ENGINE SEDAN, COMPACT, 5 PASSENGER, 4 DOOR, 4 CYL Low GHG Model 9H 2.5 4 GAS HEV FORD FUSIONHEV 47 44 46 190 $ 24,101.63 $ 8,656.71 ENGINE SEDAN, MIDSIZE, HYBRID Low GHG Model 10H 2.4 4 GAS HEV GM LACROSECO 25 36 29 306 $ 27,977.00 $ 12,532.08 ELECTRIC VEHICLE 4X2 VAN WAGON, COMPACT, 7 Low GHG Model - E85 ONLY 20 3.6 6 E85 CHRYSLER GRAND CARAVAN 12/17 18/25 14/20 450/444 $ 21,816.00 $ - PASSENGER 4X2 CARGO VAN, COMPACT, MIN Low GHG Model - E85 ONLY 30 E85 3.6 6 E85 CHRYSLER CV 17/12 25/18 20/14 444/450 $ 19,695.00 $ - 5000 LBS GVWR LOW GHG VEHICLES ***All Light Duty & Medium Duty Passenger Vehicles not on this list will require the agency to self-certify a Functional Needs or Alternative Measures Exemption. 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