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IRS certifies 2007 Saturn Aura as qualified hybrid

March 19, 2007
By Cleverdude
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Per an IRS News Release posted today:

The Internal Revenue Service has acknowledged the certification by General Motors Corp. that its 2007 Saturn Aura Hybrid vehicle meets the requirements of the Alternative Motor Vehicle Credit as a qualified hybrid motor vehicle.

The credit amount for the hybrid vehicle certification of the 2007 Saturn Aura Hybrid is $1,300.

You’re still bound to the the 60,000 hybrid unit sales stipulation, which applies to Saturn’s parent company, General Motors (GM).

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