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2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid Qualifies for $1,300 Tax Credit

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When a group of reporters gathered recently to learn about a brand new 2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid, no a single asked Hyundais fabricated team of executives, communications staff as well as engineers if a car a companys first hybrid would get a sovereign taxation credit. I was a single of those journalists. Luckily, a gears eventually incited between a staff. We followed up with Hyundai as well as learned that when a Sonata Hybrid goes on sale prior to a finish of a year it will be authorised for a $1,300 sovereign taxation credit.

The credit will be in outcome until Hyundai sells 60,000 hybrids of any model. Because a sovereign supervision uses city mileage to determine a credits, a Sonata Hybrid rated during 36/40 mpg city/highway has a most reduce credit than a 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid, that received a $3,400 taxation credit; its rated during 41/36 mpg. However, were misleading because a Sonata Hybrids taxation credit is reduce than a 2009 Chevy Malibu Hybrids credit of $1,550, that returned extremely worse mileage of 26/34 mpg.

The great headlines for Hyundai is Fords hybrids are no longer authorised for taxation credits. They were used up as of Apr 2010. Toyota burnt through its taxation credits in 2008. The Malibu Hybrid is no longer for sale.

Pricing for a Sonata Hybrid has not been expelled yet. Our full review will be posted Monday.

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