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Saving the Planet Could Save You Money.
A new bill in the legislature would give a $1,000 tax break to Wisconsin drivers who buy a flex fuel vehicle made at the Janesville General Motors plant.
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Saving the planet could save you money.
A new bill in the legislature would give a $1,000 tax break to Wisconsin drivers who buy a flex fuel vehicle made at the Janesville General Motors plant.
Flex fuel cars run on both gasoline and corn-based ethanol.
The bill is sponsored by two lawmakers with vested interests in the industry: Eugene Hahn of Cambria, a stakeholder in United Wisconsin Grain and Mike Sheridan a Janesville General Motors employee.
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