Fuel's Gold

Consumers clamor for big state bucks under alternative-fuel incentive program

Comments (0) By John Dougherty Thursday, Sep 28 2000
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Any credits and rebates received from the state are considered taxable income.

Even with a few disincentives, it's hard to pass up a deal in which the state will pay up to 70 percent of the cost of a new car or truck.

"Wild Bill" Noble poses with an alternative-fuel-eligible truck at Berge Ford in Mesa.
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"Wild Bill" Noble poses with an alternative-fuel-eligible truck at Berge Ford in Mesa.
Filling 'er up with propane.
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Filling 'er up with propane.

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"Any way you look at it, you're saving money," says Berge Ford salesman Noble.

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