Vetteman94 on 04 August 2009
I agree with psrock, this was a huge success. Plus what about the people who couldnt afford to get a new car but with the $4500 plus whatever other rebates the dealers/manufacturers were running at the time allowed that person to get rid of their old "clunker" and get a new car that is better for the environment? I think the people that you are refering to, the ones who take advantage of this situation, are the minority and not the majority.
