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Thursday, February 08, 2007

Incentives to buy a hybrid vehicle

Ford is offering some nice financial incentives on hybrids in some areas

How many incentives do you really need to buy a hybrid vehicle? Foreign oil dependency is threatening our national security. Pollution from automobiles is threatening our health and almost certainly causing global warming.

How much is it worth to you to do the right thing? How much is it worth to invest in a better future for your family, for your children?

O.K. So, I'm overly optimistic - just a silly, utopian dreamer. You need a few financial incentives to buy a hybrid. Well, even for those with less altruistic motives, hybrid cars can still be a great deal.

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Labels: Ford Escape hybrid, Highlander hybrid, Hybrid Vehicles, mercury mariner hybrid, toyota prius

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For example, even though the world's best selling hybrid vehicle, the Toyota Prius, now only qualifies for 1/2 the federal clean vehicle tax credit, Toyota is offering leases as as low as $219 per month, or o percent financing for 2 years. In addition, Toyota is offering low interest financing on the Highlander hybrid as well.

Still, the best hybrid incentives are coming from Ford. In many areas you can finance an Escape hybrid at 0 percent for 3 years plus $1000.00 cash back, or you can buy outright and take $2000.00 cash back.

Even better, the Mercury Mariner hybrid can be financed for 5 years at 0 percent plus $655 cash back, or if you don't finance, you can receive $3155.00 cash back.

Again, many of these deals are only available in some regions of the country. Still, knowing this information should give you some negotiation power when you go out and buy your hybrid vehicle.

So, make your next vehicle purchase, a hybrid vehicle purchase. There is plenty of choice. More important, there are plenty of incentives, in addition to knowing that you are investing in a better future.

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