Cash for Clunkers

So is my '94 eligible to now be a "Clunker"?? ::Drive2::

http://www.cars.gov/

No. According to the FAQ and the link it provides the Miata gets a 21 MPG and it must get combined less than 18 MPG .

I thought it already was a clunker

The Toyota dealer down the street keeps sending me letters reminding me that my Jeep Cherokee is eligible. Not that I really care. :rolleyes:

I believe there is (or was?) a Texas program that makes all Pre-ODBII cars eligible, but there is an income cap that makes a large percentage of the population ineligible.

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Originally Posted by Titus

I believe there is (or was?) a Texas program that makes all Pre-ODBII cars eligible, but there is an income cap that makes a large percentage of the population ineligible.

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Right now I own/work for a non-profit organization. Does that count?

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Originally Posted by Ataim

Right now I own/work for a non-profit organization. Does that count?

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+1!

Stupid bad economy! ::Rant::

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Originally Posted by POS Racing

So is my '94 eligible to now be a "Clunker"?? ::Drive2::

http://www.cars.gov/

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Absolutely one of the many wrong-headed things to be doing in this economy. Really? I guess if we keep printing money, the loans for people participating, will eventually rise, costing the loanee more money.

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Originally Posted by POS Racing

So is my '94 eligible to now be a "Clunker"?? ::Drive2::

http://www.cars.gov/

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No but I believe the 'lac qualifies. ::Banana::

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Originally Posted by black roadster

No but I believe the 'lac qualifies. ::Banana::

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:clap:

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Originally Posted by black roadster

No but I believe the 'lac qualifies. ::Banana::

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Nice try princess :rolleyes:

• Your vehicle must be less than 25 years old on the trade-in date

Well, that puts my 1980 Dodge Challenger out of the running.