The Goverment is Giving Away up to $4,500 for Your Junk Car

The Goverment is Giving Away up to $4,500 for Your Junk CarThe CAR Allowance Rebate System (CARS) is still operating. Go to http://www.cars.gov for more information.Consumers can still take advantage of the government program and receive a $3,500 or $4,500 discount for their trade-in vehicle when purchasing or leasing a new vehicle. Click here (http://www.cars.gov/files/eligible.pdf ) to view the list of eligible cars Click here(http://www.cars.gov/files/noteligible.pdf ) to view the list of ineligible cars To search all vehicles, click the MPG Ratings tab at thetop of the pageWhat to bring to the dealer to qualify: One-year Proof of Insurance. If your insurance card does not cover the entire year preceding the trade in, you will need other proof of insurance. Contact your insurance company to get evidence of one-year worth of insurance. The form must include, at a minimum, the insurance company, policy number, VIN, start and end date of insurance (showing at least 1 year). Proof of Registration going back at least one-year. "Clear" title. This means the title must be free of any liens or other encumbrances. If you have liens, you need to get these cleared before going to the dealer. This may include evidence on the face of the title showing no lien; that the title has been cleared (signed and stamped accordingly), or with an attached lien release from the lien holder. The vehicle manufacturer date found on the driver's door or door jamb is less than 25 years old when you trade it in.If you do not have any of the above items in your possession, you may do the following: Call your insurance company and have them provide evidence of 1 years worth of insurance on the trade-in vehicle. Make sure it includes the minimum requirements noted above. Contact your DMV for copies of prior registration certificates to show proof of ownership of the trade-in vehicle for at least the past year. The name on the registration must be the same as the name on the title and the same as the purchaser of the new vehicle. Clear your title by paying-off any loans outstanding and receive either a newly issued title from the DMV that is free of all liens and other encumbrances, or have the lien release document from the lien holder (signed and stamped accordingly), or your title signed and stamped accordingly (showing it is clear)Once you are at the dealer you will be asked to certify to the following under penalty of law. The above documents will provide proof to the dealer to assist in this certification process. The trade-in is in drivable condition. You are the registered owner, and have been for at least the last year. The trade-in has been continuously insured for the last year. The trade-in is titled in your name and has been for the last year. You have not previously participated in the CARS program. NHTSA will process transactions in accordance with the data on fueleconomy.gov. The 78 vehiclemodel types that were eligible under EPA's mileage criteria until EPA's revisions were issued on July 24th will continue to be considered as eligible for transactions that occurred on or before July24th. The 86 model types that became eligible on July 24th will be treated as eligible if they are part ofsale or lease that occurred on or after July 24th. Go to http://www.cars.gov/files/eligible.pdf to view the list of eligible cars Go to http://www.cars.gov/files/noteligible.pdf to view the list of ineligible cars To search all vehicles, click the MPG Ratings tab at thetop of the page__________________________________Don't forget to join the Women Who Win Network at www.WomenWhoWin.ning.com. Create your own group and invite all your friends for wonderful information about scholarships, grants, business startup info, credit and debt help.Copyright © Elizabeth Felder - UnStoppable Women Who Win, All Rights Reserved. Articles may not be reproduced in original or altered form without written authorization by Elizabeth Felder - UnStoppable Women Who Win.Coach Elizabeth FelderAuthor & Life Coach to Women

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