New Jersey proposes tax break for hybrid vehicles ~ Hybrid Car Review
Hybrid Car Review: New Jersey proposes tax break for hybrid vehicles

Friday, June 16, 2006

New Jersey proposes tax break for hybrid vehicles

Joining other states who offer incentives to those who purchase hybrid vehicles, New Jersey is proposing an exemption for state sales tax. The exemption would be applied to any hybrid cars and any new vehicles with an average fuel economy of at least 35 mpg.

States such as Connecticut have given exemptions to hybrids getting at least 40 mpg until July 1, 2008. Other states have offered tax rebates (i.e. Pennsylvania). If you're looking to buy a new hybrid, you should look for local and state incentives before buying.

North Jersey Media Group providing local news, sports & classifieds for Northern New Jersey!

The Assembly Transportation and Public Works Committee on Thursday endorsed a plan to exempt all hybrid and certain highly fuel efficient vehicles from the state sales tax.

Get Four Free Price Quotes From Yahoo! Autos Hybrid Research and Pricing at Edmunds.com

No comments:

Post a Comment

Comments posted on Hybrid Car Review will be moderated. Please avoid dropping links just for the sake of links. The comment will be deleted shortly after. Keep comments on topic and non-abusive. Thanks!

Automotive Parts

E-Bay Motors

 

  © Link to Privacy Policy

Back to TOP