Index of all Articles in the Hybrid Car Tax Credit Category
- Where to Find High Quality Aftermarket Ford Mustang Parts
The Ford Mustang is one of the icons of the automotive industry. The Mustang is renowned as the All-American automobile, ever since it was introduced in the early 1960's. The Mustang, considered the first pony car, has captured the hearts of automobile
Read More... - Car and SUV Tax Breaks for Hybrid Vehicles
You may not realize this but if you are going to buy a hybrid car, SUV or any similar vehicle you could get a whopping tax break. In fact few consumers have taken the government up on this offer, perhaps they do not realize that this was part of the Bil
Read More... - The Advantages And Disadvantages Of The Hybrid Car Tax Credit
Introduction
January 2006 will mark the beginning of the new hybrid car tax credit, which is one of the items added to the energy bill. President Bush has not yet signed the energy bill, but does states he will be doing so in the weeks to come.
Read More...
- The Porsche 918 Spyder
The Porsche 918 Spyder hybrid concept car is going into production as Porsches first plug-in hybrid vehicle. It accelerates from 0-60mph (0-96kph) in 3.2 seconds and has CO2 emissions of just 70 g/km, equivalent to a fuel consumption of 3.0 litre/100 km (78.3mpg US). The only drawback for mere mortals is the price at US$630,000 (483,000) but it may be eligible for the US tax credit of US$7,500 ... - Electrifying future
PAUL SANCYA/AP The Chevrolet Volt is unveiled at a General Motors centennial celebration Sept. 16, 2008, in Detroit. General Motors said Friday it's boosting production capacity for its new Chevrolet Volt due to strong public interest in the electric car that goes on sale later this year. - Electric Cars Ready To Charge
Sparks flew in the electric-car market last week, capped off Friday by President Obama's short test drive of a Chevy Volt while visiting a General Motors plant in Michigan. Obama's visit came as GM and Nissan race to the finish line. - Chevy prices Volt at $41,000 but will push leases
A federal tax credit would shave the electric car's price to $33,500. The carmaker turns heads by offering leases as low as $350 a month. The rival Nissan Leaf will sell for as little as $20,280 or lease for $349 a month. The Chevrolet Volt, the first mass-market electric vehicle from General Motors Co., will have a sticker price starting at $41,000 when it hits showrooms this year, but it was ... - Federal subsidies for alternative energy: Yes or No?
Yes: By Mark J. Perry - Electric car Chevy Volt to cost $41,000 before tax rebate
A federal tax credit would shave the electric car's price to $33,500. The carmaker turns heads by offering leases as low as $350 a month. The rival Nissan Leaf will sell for as little as $20,280 or lease for $349 a month. The Chevrolet Volt, the first mass-market electric vehicle from General Motors Co., will have a sticker price starting at $41,000 when it hits showrooms later this year. - First Month With Solar Nets 2,600 Electric Car Miles
Were exactly one month into banking Sun Miles meaning solar-powered miles driven by an electric vehicle (EV) or plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) whose batteries have been charged using solar energy for a future EV. - Local Dealers Await Chevy Volt
Endicott, NY (WBNG Binghamton)Chevrolet's newest hybrid car will be on the market early next year and New York State is one of just seven states to carry it. This week, local dealers began taking orders for the Chevy Volt. Action News Reporter Jenna Hanchard tells us how one local dealer is getting ready for its much anticipated arrival. - 2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid: First Drive
We've told you many times about the upcoming 2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid--delving into its cosmetic and technical changes in our live coverage from the 2010 New York auto show, discussing how it fits in the Sonata lineup in a New York preview, reporting live from Korea on the Sonata Hybrid's potential 40-mpg highway fuel economy rating, and... - GM Offers Volt Shoppers a Shocking Bargain
And gives Ford and Nissan a shock of their own.