Currently, Chevrolet offers more models than Toyota or Honda with an EPA estimated 30 MPG highway or better. Select models of Aveo Sedan, Aveo5, Cobalt, HHR and Malibu all fall into the 30 MPG highway or better. Furthermore, the all-new Traverse offers an EPA estimated 24 MPG highway - the best fuel economy of any 8-passenger crossover. That’s better than the Honda Pilot. Tahoe XFE offers better fuel economy than any of its competitors, and with Silverado XFE’s EPA estimated 21 MPG highway, no other full-size pickup has better fuel economy.
One of the owners of Hare Chevrolet, Courtney Cole, is excited about the potential business the Cash for Clunkers Bill could bring. “With Chevrolet’s current lineup of models, we will probably have the most vehicles to offer that qualify for the program. This should help increase new vehicle sales.”
Although not an official law, the proposal right now contains the following information:
• If a car getting 18 MPG or less is traded in for a vehicle getting 22-27 MPG, the buyer could get a voucher for $3,500.
• If a car getting 18 MPG or less is traded in for a vehicle getting 28+ MPG, the buyer could get a voucher for $4,500.
• If an SUV, pickup, or minivan getting 18 MPG or less is traded in for a new truck or SUV that gets 2-4 MPG more than the “clunker”, the buyer could receive a voucher for $3,500.
• If an SUV, pickup, or minivan getting 18 MPG or less is traded in for a new truck or SUV that gets 5+ more than the “clunker”, the buyer could receive a voucher for $4,500.
More information on Chevrolet vehicles that qualify for the Cash for Clunkers Program is available at http://www.cashforclunkersfacts.com/
