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Colorado State Tax Credit - When expire? 2009 
GreenHybrid | by alanlee | Mon, Dec 22
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Does anyone know when the Colorado State tax credits for the hybrids like the Prius will expire? the latest FYI for Alternative Fuel Income Tax Credits seem to indicate they expire in 2010. When does Colorado update their info? I am thinking of buying a 2009 Prius in 2008 and assume the 2009 a...
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