Jim Ellis Green

The Federal government has just announced additional income tax credits to be effective in 2011, but for 2010, consumers who purchase zero-emissions vehicles are eligible for a $7,500 income tax credit in the year of purchase.

Click here to learn more about which cars at Jim Ellis Green are eligible for the Federal Tax Credit.

In the state of Georgia, the income tax credits are up to 20% of the purchase price of the vehicle, or $5,000 (whichever is lower).  Plus, drivers of Zero-Emission vehicles are able to use the HOV lanes in busy Atlanta traffic with the alternative fuel license plate.

Click here to learn more about which cars at Jim Ellis Green are eligible for the State Tax Credit.

Click here to learn more about which cars at Jim Ellis Green are eligible for the Georgia Alternative Fuel License Plates

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Other Cost Considerations

Of course, there are other ways that driving a green vehicle might impact your bottom line.  The largest of which is fuel savings.

Visit the Federal Fuel Economy website to learn more about gas mileage, and potential fuel savings.

Price considerations for Green Cars:

• Initial Cost
• Tax Rebates
• Insurance Rates
• Car Taxes
• Maintenance Costs
• Charging and Fuel Costs

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