Stellantis, a multinational automotive manufacturing corporation, produces vehicles under 14 different brands. These include:

1. Abarth
2. Alfa Romeo
3. Chrysler
4. Citroën
5. Dodge
6. DS Automobiles
7. Fiat
8. Jeep
9. Lancia
10. Maserati
11. Opel
12. Peugeot
13. Ram Trucks
14. Vauxhall

Each brand produces multiple models, ranging from compact cars to trucks and SUVs.

Yes, there is a tax credit for hybrid vehicles, known as the Alternative Motor Vehicle Credit, which includes credits for purchasing new, qualified plug-in electric and hybrid vehicles. The credit amount varies depending on the vehicle's battery capacity and its gross vehicle weight rating. It originally aimed to encourage the adoption of eco-friendly vehicles to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. However, the eligibility for these credits can phase out once a manufacturer sells 200,000 qualified vehicles. Buyers should verify the specific vehicle model's eligibility for the credit and its credit amount with the IRS or the vehicle manufacturer, as these details can change based on legislative updates and cap limitations.

Discount tyres refer to tyres that are sold at lower prices than their standard retail value. These discounts can arise from various factors such as clearance sales, promotional offers, or the tyres being slightly older models. While the term 'discount' may suggest a compromise in quality, this is not always the case. Many reputable tyre dealers offer discounts on high-quality tyres to clear out inventory or as part of seasonal promotions. However, caution is advised when purchasing discount tyres. It's essential to ensure they are from a reputable seller and to check for any defects or signs of aging, like dry rotting, which can affect performance and safety. Additionally, buying from established brands can offer peace of mind regarding quality, even at discounted prices.