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GREEN YOUR COMPANY
CAR FLEET
With gas and oil prices at eye-popping levels and likely, at least in the long-term, only to rise
further, making the switch to low- or zero-emission vehicles for your company fleet is no
longer a mere nod to corporate responsibility.
Federal tax credits are available on a variety of
MORE INFORMATION:
different greener cars, including hybrid gasoline-
electric, diesel, fully electric, fuel cell and alternative-
-Detailed information about tax credits available for
fuel vehicles.
alternative fuel cars is available from the Internal
Revenue’s own website at
Not only do green cars make serious financial and
www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=157557,00.html
ecological sense, hybrids and electrics are taking the
place of monster SUVs as motoring status symbols.
-The Department of Energy maintains an alternative-
The tiny, toy-like G-Wiz electric car gets the sort of
fuels and advanced vehicles Data Center, with
admiring looks once reserved for expensive sports
information about the newest low-emission vehicles;
convertibles. The Tesla Roadster is a fully electric
the available incentives to switch to using one, state
high-performance sports car that can accelerate from
by state; an interactive map to find gas stations selling
0-60mph in 3.9 seconds and drive 220 miles on a
alternative fuels; and much more
single charge of the battery pack. And even in smoggy
www.eere.energy.gov/afdc/
Los Angeles the Toyota Prius, once derided as the
Toyota “Pious”, has become the ride of choice for a
-The GreenCarWebsite.co.uk has everything you
growing number of Hollywood A-list stars.
might want to know about green cars, and more
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