Written by: Automotive Staff on February 2 2009 7:07 PM
Well, this is an interesting question.The Obama administration is wasting no time trying to jumpstart the flagging battery that is our economy. Two means are proposed: tax credit for cars and trucks from select automakers, and that stimulas package where we get a little back from Uncle Sam to spend, spend, spend.
So what’s the question? Poised by Motor Trend, it simply asks:
So the question is, will a tax credit get you into a new-car showroom?
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