Yes, a personal vehicle purchase may qualify you to deduct sales tax paid, your car registration fee, or in some cases, an energy credit.

• One may only deduct sales tax (including from your vehicle purchase and other large purchases from the tax year) OR income tax. See this article for more information.
• Since you may choose one or the other, generally filers from states with no income tax would benefit from deducting the sales taxes paid.
• To determine if you can deduct your car registration fee, please see TurboTax FAQ “Is my car registration fee deductible?” here.
• Please note, you may only deduct any yearly fee paid based on your vehicle’s value IF you itemize your deductions.
• To review the TurboTax energy-efficient vehicle section, please use the search function at the top right of the screen. Search for 8910 and select jump to 8910.
• For more information about the Plug-in Electric Drive Motor Vehicle Credit, please click here to see this answer.

• For more information about the Alternative Motor Vehicle Credit, please see TurboTax Blog, “What Is IRS Form 8910: Alternative Motor Vehicle Credit?”

[edited 3/4/18 @ 9:01pm EST]