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Even though GM has slowed down the production of Chevy Volts, this vehicle sales in California continue to rise as a new state incentive is available and gas price is still very high.

So far this year in the state of California, about 23% represented Volt registrations. On the contrary, registrations in other states are as low as 5%.

Another good call from this state is to allow Volt customers to use the carpool lanes, regardless of how many people are in the car.

Thomas Libby, Polk’s analyst mentioned on an email: “It is crucial that the Volt performs well there. Volt’s success there says that Volt is indeed an environmentally advanced and friendly vehicle”

Besides the regular $7,500 federal tax rebate, Californians are also entitled to receive an extra $1,500 rebate as the Volts made for this states are zero emissions cars, contrary to the ones sold in other parts of the country.

The demand is so high at the moment, that dealers are willing to negotiate buying them from dealers in other states.

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Toyota’s Prius, one of America’s preferred vehicles, has become the world’s third best selling auto in the first quarter.

The recent increase in rebates and the tax breaks have made this vehicle even more attractive to new and old customers. Prius sales doubled, only topped by Toyota Corolla and Ford Focus.

The regular price in the United States for this vehicle averages the $25.000 and you can save about $2.500 in car rebates.

“You are seeing a company that is clearly coming back,” mentioned Efraim Levy, equity analyst with Standard & Poor’s Capital IQ in New York, “For Prius to sell in that kind of volume, something that’s been a niche product, it’s an achievement.”

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