Future generations may not be able to buy cars that are a part of their youth like older people can. Most of us can buy cars that we drove when we were teenagers, which are the old classic muscle cars. There’s a new bill that has passed the “clunkers” bill, this is where the government will give rebates if you hand over cars that don’t get great fuel mileage.
If you trade in a “clunker” for a newer car that gets better gas mileage, you may qualify for that rebate.
What they consider a clunker is a gas guzzler, which is a vehicle that gets less than 18 MPG. This would cover many SUVs, trucks, and muscle cars. This could cover many of the classic vehicles and vehicles that may be considered classics in a few years off the roads permanently.
Cars are part of our history. Cars have always had a soft spot in many of our heats and souls, what will happen to these vehicles that they consider clunkers? For this bill to pass, the dealers would have to smash them and get the clunkers off the roads. This bill is designed to replace older car models expected to be 1984 or newer with newer vehicles that are fuel efficient and will get better gas mileage. This will take many reliable vehicles off the road that are not only classic but will be desirable in the future as sought after vehicles for car collectors.
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