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My apologies... I was delayed by... something...

The website lists the main limitations, needing a "new" vehicle by California standards, which is mostly exactly what it sounds like. I looked over the website for about 30 minutes and couldn't find the detail I was looking for: but I have an approval letter for my vehicle so know that it isn't just hopeful speculation.

I would contact someone here: http://energycenter.org/index.php/incentive-programs/clean-vehicle-rebate-project/contact-cvrp

That's where I spoke with someone over the phone about the special circumstances. Just keep in mind you absolutely need the dealer to comply with the requirements - IE you need a Used Vehicle Declaration from the dealer, signed by a sales manager or someone, meeting the requirements that they say, as well as all the other forms they require.

When you first apply, they'll run the VIN and see if any checks were sent out for that car already, so that isn't an issue either.

<blockquote data-quote="Vach" data-source="post: 5785" data-attributes="member: 294">My apologies... I was delayed by... something...The website lists the main limitations, needing a &quot;new&quot; vehicle by California standards, which is mostly exactly what it sounds like. I looked over the website for about 30 minutes and couldn&#039;t find the detail I was looking for: but I have an approval letter for my vehicle so know that it isn&#039;t just hopeful speculation.I would contact someone here: http://energycenter.org/index.php/incentive-programs/clean-vehicle-rebate-project/contact-cvrpThat&#039;s where I spoke with someone over the phone about the special circumstances. Just keep in mind you absolutely need the dealer to comply with the requirements - IE you need a Used Vehicle Declaration from the dealer, signed by a sales manager or someone, meeting the requirements that they say, as well as all the other forms they require.When you first apply, they&#039;ll run the VIN and see if any checks were sent out for that car already, so that isn&#039;t an issue either.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vach, post: 5785, member: 294"] My apologies... I was delayed by... something... The website lists the main limitations, needing a "new" vehicle by California standards, which is mostly exactly what it sounds like. I looked over the website for about 30 minutes and couldn't find the detail I was looking for: but I have an approval letter for my vehicle so know that it isn't just hopeful speculation. I would contact someone here: http://energycenter.org/index.php/incentive-programs/clean-vehicle-rebate-project/contact-cvrp That's where I spoke with someone over the phone about the special circumstances. Just keep in mind you absolutely need the dealer to comply with the requirements - IE you need a Used Vehicle Declaration from the dealer, signed by a sales manager or someone, meeting the requirements that they say, as well as all the other forms they require. When you first apply, they'll run the VIN and see if any checks were sent out for that car already, so that isn't an issue either. [/QUOTE]

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