Tax Credits
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From what I understand, there aren't any. At least none from the federal government. After all of Obama's talk, they still haven't renewed the tax credit for hybrids from 2005. Now you can do a cash for clunkers, but it isn't worth it if your trade-in is worth less than $4500, and even then you have to meet mileage requirements.
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Yes, I'm sorry for the confusion....it is only worth it if your trade in is worth LESS than $4500. Basically, you can only get $4500 TOTAL between the dealer and the government. Additionally, I would check to ensure the mileage, your income, etc. meet the requirements. The government always loves to throw out these great credits, then you find out your income voids the entire thing.
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No, I don't play soccer!
Yes, you can claim the sales tax on vehicles up to $49,500. If you go above the amount, you can still deduct the sales tax but only on $49,500. There are also income limits, $125K single, $250K couples.
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http://www.fueleconomy.gov/Feg/tax_hybrid.shtml
Only Ford/Mercury products get a hybrid tax credit. Cash for CLunkers is separate.
Only Ford/Mercury products get a hybrid tax credit. Cash for CLunkers is separate.
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http://www.fueleconomy.gov/Feg/tax_hybrid.shtml
Only Ford/Mercury products get a hybrid tax credit. Cash for CLunkers is separate.
Only Ford/Mercury products get a hybrid tax credit. Cash for CLunkers is separate.
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http://www.fueleconomy.gov/Feg/tax_hybrid.shtml
Only Ford/Mercury products get a hybrid tax credit. Cash for CLunkers is separate.
Only Ford/Mercury products get a hybrid tax credit. Cash for CLunkers is separate.
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