I'm going to buy a hybrid vehicle in 2008. Does anyone know what type
of hybrid vehicle will get me the biggest tax credit when tax time
rolls around in 2009?

Thanks for any useful information. Trolls and other ner-do-wells
should stop and consider any hurtful replies!

"Mercellus Bohren" <mercell...@yahoo.com> wrote in message

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I'm going to buy a hybrid vehicle in 2008. Does anyone know what type
of hybrid vehicle will get me the biggest tax credit when tax time
rolls around in 2009?

Thanks for any useful information. Trolls and other ner-do-wells
should stop and consider any hurtful replies!

I highly RECOMMEND this vehicle, it's my daily driver and has not failed me
yet.

http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/Drives/FirstDrives/articleId=119237

it's really cool to see the little LIBRULs fall off their BICYCYLES when you
pass
within about an inch of their handleBARS at 50 mph.

heh heh
Spit

ViperSpit wrote:
"Mercellus Bohren" <mercell...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:222ddb46-4373-4460-a3f5-1f1d87f43b94@d45g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
I'm going to buy a hybrid vehicle in 2008. Does anyone know what type
of hybrid vehicle will get me the biggest tax credit when tax time
rolls around in 2009?

Thanks for any useful information. Trolls and other ner-do-wells
should stop and consider any hurtful replies!

I highly RECOMMEND this vehicle, it's my daily driver and has not failed me
yet.

I recommend you forget hybrid.... The diesel Jetta gets 52mpg on the
Hwy with 2 people and a weeks luggage. I was amazed, and the car
doesn't need to be launched into space by NASA for repairs.... it's not
futuristic crap on wheels. Good basic transport with better real world
economics than the hybrids when it comes to real use like HWY driving.

On Apr 8, 11:36 am, Poetic Justice <@http://Poetic-Justice.Talk-n-



Dog.com> wrote:
ViperSpit wrote:
"Mercellus Bohren" <mercell...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:222ddb46-4373-4460-a3f5-1f1d87f43b94@d45g2000hsc.googlegroups.com....
I'm going to buy a hybrid vehicle in 2008. Does anyone know what type
of hybrid vehicle will get me the biggest tax credit when tax time
rolls around in 2009?

Thanks for any useful information. Trolls and other ner-do-wells
should stop and consider any hurtful replies!
I highly RECOMMEND this vehicle, it's my daily driver and has not failed me
yet.
I recommend you forget hybrid....  The diesel Jetta gets 52mpg on the
Hwy with 2 people and a weeks luggage.  I was amazed, and the car
doesn't need to be launched into space by NASA for repairs.... it's not
futuristic crap on wheels.  Good basic transport with better real world
economics than the hybrids when it comes to real use like HWY driving.

IIRC, Mr. Boron only purchases American vehicles.

-Tom Enright

Tom Enright wrote:
On Apr 8, 11:36 am, Poetic Justice <@http://Poetic-Justice.Talk-n-
Dog.com> wrote:
ViperSpit wrote:
"Mercellus Bohren" <mercell...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:222ddb46-4373-4460-a3f5-1f1d87f43b94@d45g2000hsc.googlegroups.com....
I'm going to buy a hybrid vehicle in 2008. Does anyone know what type

I highly RECOMMEND this vehicle, it's my daily driver and has not failed me
yet.

I recommend you forget hybrid....  The diesel Jetta gets 52mpg on the
Hwy with 2 people and a weeks luggage.  I was amazed, and the car
doesn't need to be launched into space by NASA for repairs.... it's not
futuristic crap on wheels.  Good basic transport with better real world
economics than the hybrids when it comes to real use like HWY driving.

IIRC, Mr. Boron only purchases American vehicles.

-Tom Enright

It's probably made in Tennessee... try looking it up.

Maybe Mexico(Central America)or Canada(North America)

I'm going to buy a hybrid vehicle in 2008. Does anyone know what type
of hybrid vehicle will get me the biggest tax credit when tax time
rolls around in 2009?

Thanks for any useful information. Trolls and other ner-do-wells
should stop and consider any hurtful replies!

On Apr 8, 10:09 am, Mercellus Bohren <mercell...@yahoo.com> wrote:

I'm going to buy a hybrid vehicle in 2008. Does anyone know what type
of hybrid vehicle will get me the biggest tax credit when tax time
rolls around in 2009?

Thanks for any useful information. Trolls and other ner-do-wells
should stop and consider any hurtful replies!

Be careful.  Just because you get a hybrid does not automatically mean
you get a tax break or even get one at all.  We bought a 2007 Prius
last year and the tax credit was $0.00

Check out

http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=157557,00.html

for a list of qualified vehicles and their associated credits.

That being said, that Prius kicks total ass.  We'd do it again in a
heartbeat.


Useful; thanks.

Mercellus Bohren wrote:
On Apr 8, 12:35 pm, heylookat...@yahoo.com wrote:
On Apr 8, 10:09 am, Mercellus Bohren <mercell...@yahoo.com> wrote:

I'm going to buy a hybrid vehicle in 2008. Does anyone know what type
of hybrid vehicle will get me the biggest tax credit when tax time
rolls around in 2009?
Thanks for any useful information. Trolls and other ner-do-wells
should stop and consider any hurtful replies!
Be careful.  Just because you get a hybrid does not automatically mean
you get a tax break or even get one at all.  We bought a 2007 Prius
last year and the tax credit was $0.00

Fixing that thing could cost you so much more than a regular car that a
really nice tax credit will be used up in repairs really fast.

I'm going to buy a hybrid vehicle in 2008. Does anyone know what type
of hybrid vehicle will get me the biggest tax credit when tax time
rolls around in 2009?

Thanks for any useful information. Trolls and other ner-do-wells
should stop and consider any hurtful replies!

ViperSpit wrote:
"Mercellus Bohren" <mercell...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:222ddb46-4373-4460-a3f5-1f1d87f43b94@d45g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
I'm going to buy a hybrid vehicle in 2008. Does anyone know what type
of hybrid vehicle will get me the biggest tax credit when tax time
rolls around in 2009?

Thanks for any useful information. Trolls and other ner-do-wells
should stop and consider any hurtful replies!

I highly RECOMMEND this vehicle, it's my daily driver and has not failed me
yet.

I recommend you forget hybrid....  The diesel Jetta gets 52mpg on the
Hwy with 2 people and a weeks luggage.  I was amazed, and the car
doesn't need to be launched into space by NASA for repairs.... it's not
futuristic crap on wheels.  Good basic transport with better real world
economics than the hybrids when it comes to real use like HWY driving.





http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/Drives/FirstDrives/articleId=119237

it's really cool to see the little LIBRULs fall off their BICYCYLES when you
pass
within about an inch of their handleBARS at 50 mph.- Hide quoted text -

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I'm going to buy a hybrid vehicle in 2008. Does anyone know what type
of hybrid vehicle will get me the biggest tax credit when tax time
rolls around in 2009?

Thanks for any useful information. Trolls and other ner-do-wells
should stop and consider any hurtful replies!

On Apr 8, 10:43 am, Tom Enright <freddy_ha...@yahoo.com> wrote:





On Apr 8, 11:36 am, Poetic Justice <@http://Poetic-Justice.Talk-n-

Dog.com> wrote:
ViperSpit wrote:
"Mercellus Bohren" <mercell...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:222ddb46-4373-4460-a3f5-1f1d87f43b94@d45g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
I'm going to buy a hybrid vehicle in 2008. Does anyone know what type
of hybrid vehicle will get me the biggest tax credit when tax time
rolls around in 2009?

Thanks for any useful information. Trolls and other ner-do-wells
should stop and consider any hurtful replies!
I highly RECOMMEND this vehicle, it's my daily driver and has not failed me
yet.
I recommend you forget hybrid....  The diesel Jetta gets 52mpg on the
Hwy with 2 people and a weeks luggage.  I was amazed, and the car
doesn't need to be launched into space by NASA for repairs.... it's not
futuristic crap on wheels.  Good basic transport with better real world
economics than the hybrids when it comes to real use like HWY driving.

IIRC, Mr. Boron only purchases American vehicles.

-Tom Enright

TROLL ALERT!!!!!111

And, in future, please, would you spell my name properly!!!??? It's
BOHREN! Not BORON! I realize you are making a play, apparently, on the
words MORON and my family's last name; this behavior is not useful to
anyone.- Hide quoted text -

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"Mercellus Bohren" <mercellusb@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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I'm going to buy a hybrid vehicle in 2008. Does anyone know what type
of hybrid vehicle will get me the biggest tax credit when tax time
rolls around in 2009?

Thanks for any useful information. Trolls and other ner-do-wells
should stop and consider any hurtful replies!



I highly RECOMMEND this vehicle, it's my daily driver and has not failed me
yet.

http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/Drives/FirstDrives/articleId=119237

it's really cool to see the little LIBRULs fall off their BICYCYLES when you
pass
within about an inch of their handleBARS at 50 mph.

On Apr 8, 11:36 am, Poetic Justice <@http://Poetic-Justice.Talk-n-
Dog.com> wrote:
ViperSpit wrote:
"Mercellus Bohren" <mercell...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:222ddb46-4373-4460-a3f5-1f1d87f43b94@d45g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
I'm going to buy a hybrid vehicle in 2008. Does anyone know what type
of hybrid vehicle will get me the biggest tax credit when tax time
rolls around in 2009?
Thanks for any useful information. Trolls and other ner-do-wells
should stop and consider any hurtful replies!

I highly RECOMMEND this vehicle, it's my daily driver and has not failed me
yet.

I recommend you forget hybrid.... The diesel Jetta gets 52mpg on the
Hwy with 2 people and a weeks luggage. I was amazed, and the car
doesn't need to be launched into space by NASA for repairs.... it's not
futuristic crap on wheels. Good basic transport with better real world
economics than the hybrids when it comes to real use like HWY driving.

IIRC, Mr. Boron only purchases American vehicles.

-Tom Enright