SANTA MONICA, Calif. -

According to data from Edmunds.com provided to Auto Remarketing, the state with the lowest average age of vehicle trade-ins during February also happens to be one of the smallest, population-wise.

With an average trade-in age of just 5.34 years, topping Edmunds’ list last month was Alaska. It was followed by North Dakota (5.42 years), Wyoming (5.43 years) and Texas (5.49), respectively.

In a tie for fifth-youngest trade-ins were Alabama and South Dakota (5.52 years).

Interestingly enough, while a state bordering the Pacific Ocean topped the list of freshest trade-ins last month, it was three Pacific states that anchored the list of oldest cars.

The average age of trade-ins was highest in Washington (7.33 years), followed by Hawaii (7.11 years) and Oregon (7.09 years).

Northeastern states Connecticut (6.92) and Massachusetts (6.82) rounded out the top five eldest states.

Below is a list of the 10 states with the youngest trade-ins, followed by a list of the 10 states with the most seasoned trade-ins, according to Edmunds.com.

Youngest
1. Alaska (5.34)
2. North Dakota (5.42)
3. Wyoming (5.43)
4. Texas (5.49)
5. Alabama (5.52)
5. South Dakota (5.52)
7. Oklahoma (5.54)
8. Mississippi (5.55)
9. Louisiana (5.69)
10.  Michigan (5.71)

Oldest
1.  Washington (7.33)
2. Hawaii (7.11)
3. Oregon (7.09)
4. Connecticut (6.92)
5. Massachusetts (6.82)
6. Kentucky (6.75)
7. Colorado (6.70)
8. Idaho (6.67)
9. California (6.61)
10. Delaware (6.60)