Glennville

What vehicles are registered in Glennville 93226? The DMV counted 255 vehicles in ZIP 93226, Kern County.

ZIP 93226 · Kern County

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255vehicles

Toyota Prius Prime production vehicle

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The whole ZIP, before filters

0.0%Battery electricOf all vehicles in this ZIP
3Car makes84.3% other makes
45.1%Model year before 2011Older vehicles are grouped together
3.1%2024–2025 model yearsOf all vehicles in this ZIP

Which fuels do vehicles in this ZIP use?

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Top makes in 93226

The largest named makes in your selection.

1Toyota Light duty
14+
2Chevrolet Light duty
13+
3Dodge Light duty
13+

The model-year mix

8 vehicles in this selection have a 2024 or 2025 model year.

2024 8 (3.1%)
2023 7 (2.7%)
2022 14 (5.5%)
2021 14 (5.5%)
2020 10 (3.9%)
2019 17 (6.7%)
2018 14 (5.5%)
2017 9 (3.5%)
2016 13 (5.1%)
2015 8 (3.1%)
2014 5 (2.0%)
2013 6 (2.4%)
2012 6 (2.4%)
2011 9 (3.5%)
Before 2011115 (45.1%)

How has 93226 changed?

The state energy agency's yearly light-duty count, all makes. It is separate from the DMV count.

Zero-emission vehicles here went from 0 to 2, or from 0.0% to 0.9% of light-duty vehicles.

2017 231 0.0%
2018 243 0.0%
2019 231 0.0%
2020 229 0.4%
2021 231 0.4%
2022 219 0.5%
2023 219 0.5%
2024 223 0.4%
2025 219 0.9%

Vehicle classes

Light duty
223
Heavy duty
22
Unclassified
10

People, homes and vehicles

The people and homes of Glennville · ZIP 93226.

Estimated residents
58
Estimated households
34

Income and housing in 93226

Income and housing estimates for this ZIP.

Estimated median household income
Unavailable
Estimated median home value
Unavailable
Tax returns in this area

110 reported returns.

$1–$24,999 40
$25,000–$49,999 Under 20
$50,000–$74,999 30
$75,000–$99,999 Under 20
$100,000–$199,999 40
$200,000+ Under 20
Reported adjusted gross income
$9,767,000
Taxable interest
$21,000
Ordinary dividends
$25,000
Net capital gain, less loss
$1,000

The IRS merges a band with fewer than 20 returns into another band, and does not publish an item that fewer than 20 returns report.

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