One of the many problems I see with this program is you have to buy a NEW car to qualify. The new car you get must meet 22mpg for a car. This puts me off because most of the cars I'm interested in average around 18mpg.
Its really not that great of a deal for the consumer.
One of the many problems I see with this program is you have to buy a NEW car to qualify. The new car you get must meet 22mpg for a car. This puts me off because most of the cars I'm interested in average around 18mpg.
Its really not that great of a deal for the consumer.
Don't quote me, but check the quoted website below. I believe it depends on what you are purchasing. For example, you would be hard pressed to find an SUV or TRUCK that gets 22 MPG, so I believe that if that is what you buy that the new vehicle only has to get 4 MPG better than the vehicle you are trading in.