H.R.520 - Accelerated Retirement of Inefficient Vehicles Act of 2009
To accelerate motor fuel savings nationwide and provide incentives to registered owners of high fuel consumption automobiles to replace such automobiles with fuel efficient automobiles or public transportation, and for other purposes. view all titles (2)
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- Official: To accelerate motor fuel savings nationwide and provide incentives to registered owners of high fuel consumption automobiles to replace such automobiles with fuel efficient automobiles or public transportation, and for other purposes. as introduced.
- Short: Accelerated Retirement of Inefficient Vehicles Act of 2009 as introduced.
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U.S. Congress - H.R.520 Accelerated Retirement of Inefficient Vehicles Act of 2009




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Our tax dollars at work again. If the overpaid Amercian autoworkers can’t make a fuel efficient car that the public would buy, why are you using my tax dollars to get people to buy their overpriced fuel inefficient cars. Looks like an auto industry payback to me.
So why do you blame autoworkers???? They aren’t the ones who design vehicles, direct your tirade where it belongs
-to management!This is completely unconscionable in today’s economy. Have to agree that it looks & smells like still more ‘help’ to Detroit. Haven’t they gotten enough? No, make the little guy who’s worried about his job or already laid off & struggling buy a new car OR pay $200/year tax because he can’t afford to buy a new car? Who dreams these ideas up? What is Congress thinking? Are they thinking at all? These cars that they’re worried about will eventually just go away as all others have. But both ‘forcing’ or ‘taxing’ them now—bad timing, very bad timing.
This is rediculous, there are no less than 4 bills out here that are basically the same, HR520, HR1606, HR1550 and S247. I oppose all 4 of them on the same principle. The constitution does not give congress the authority to do this. We need to replace every walking brain dead person on the hill. This is not a good use of my taxpayer dollars.