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Old 02-05-2019, 01:09 PM   #163 (permalink)
redpoint5
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Originally Posted by Snax View Post
Not sure where you are getting $90k. That's not the median for a single state, much less the nation.

This is a few years out of date, but close enough.
That's why I used the qualifier "who are also buying a $40,000 vehicle".

My guess is that most households purchasing a $40,000+ vehicle qualify for the full $7,500 credit, or at least the majority of it. I'd think most households spending even $35,000 on a new vehicle can also qualify for the full credit.
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