31.   And sport utility vehicles and pickups are growing bigger, with higher headlights and rear windows.

32.   And now the rest of the nation is embracing the sport utility vehicle.

33.   And some pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles continue to sell very well even when loaded with costly options.

34.   And sport utility vehicles and other low mileage vehicles continue to gain market share.

35.   And tall, large sport utility vehicles have replaced sleek, low sports cars as the favorite choice of image-conscious buyers.

36.   And the agency said it was considering new labels warning that sport utility vehicles are prone to rolling over.

37.   And the mix continued to shift toward sport utility vehicles, vans and pickup trucks and away from cars, which are more fuel efficient.

38.   And the mother of all conservation measures is to cut gasoline consumption, especially by immensely popular, gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles.

39.   And the report predicted that the problem of rollover crashes of sport utility vehicles would be solved by new rules that federal regulators had just drafted.

40.   And while the popularity of the very largest sport utility vehicles has softened recently, gas-guzzling SUVs and other light trucks continue to gain market share.