"Gas Guzzlers Get Break: New Research Reveals Disparity in Car Discounts A recent study from a leading industry body has shed light on the stark difference in discounts offered to consumers for new gasoline cars compared to their eco-friendly counterparts. The data shows that the average discount rate for new gasoline cars exceeded 25% over the past three months, a staggering figure that is more than twice the rate offered for plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles. This disparity raises eyebrows and sparks debate about the incentives being offered to consumers to switch to cleaner, more environmentally friendly modes of transportation. As the world grapples with the urgency of climate change, the findings of this research are likely to fuel the discussion on government policies and industry practices that promote sustainable transportation options."
The discount rate for new gasoline cars averaged more than 25 percent in the three months ended May, more than twice that of plug-in hybrids or electric vehicles, research from an industry body showed ...
