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08-04-2009, 12:08 PM
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With the U.S. government's Cash-for-Clunkers rebate now available, Nissan is improving the fuel-economy of its cars to increase the chances that you'll qualify for the full $4,500 at one of its dealerships.
The CARS (Car Allowance Rebate System) program works by giving a $3,500 or $4,500 voucher towards a new car when it gets 4 mpg or 10 mpg (respectively) more than the vehicle being traded in.
One vehicle that has already received some fuel-efficiency revisions in the Sentra, which reportedly gets a short list of minor modifications to improve overall fuel-economy by 1 mpg. That may not sound like much, but every small 1 mpg step means a lot of three and nine mpg differences just became four and 10 mpg differences and Nissan just attracted a lot of new bargain-hunting customers.
The revised Sentra is currently being evaluated by the EPA and Nissan will no doubt send out an official press release once the new fuel-economy rating has been approved.
More: Report: Nissan Improves Fuel Economy To Attract Cash-for-Clunkers Buyers (http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2009/08/report-nissan-improves-fuel-economy-to-attract-cash-for-clunkers-buyers.html) on AutoGuide.com
With the U.S. government's Cash-for-Clunkers rebate now available, Nissan is improving the fuel-economy of its cars to increase the chances that you'll qualify for the full $4,500 at one of its dealerships.
The CARS (Car Allowance Rebate System) program works by giving a $3,500 or $4,500 voucher towards a new car when it gets 4 mpg or 10 mpg (respectively) more than the vehicle being traded in.
One vehicle that has already received some fuel-efficiency revisions in the Sentra, which reportedly gets a short list of minor modifications to improve overall fuel-economy by 1 mpg. That may not sound like much, but every small 1 mpg step means a lot of three and nine mpg differences just became four and 10 mpg differences and Nissan just attracted a lot of new bargain-hunting customers.
The revised Sentra is currently being evaluated by the EPA and Nissan will no doubt send out an official press release once the new fuel-economy rating has been approved.
More: Report: Nissan Improves Fuel Economy To Attract Cash-for-Clunkers Buyers (http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2009/08/report-nissan-improves-fuel-economy-to-attract-cash-for-clunkers-buyers.html) on AutoGuide.com