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A Form 709 is a stand alone gift tax return that you mail to the IRS.
The gift that you gave is not reported on a federal tax return, Form 1040.
you don't enter on your 1040 unless you are gifting a business asset that you've been depreciating. only if the FMV of the vehicle is over $15,000 would you need to file a gift tax return.
You need to file Form 709 (which TurboTax does not support) if the car is worth over $15,000.
See https://www.irs.gov/instructions/i709#idm140554801429376
And---you do not get a federal tax deduction for giving your grandchild a gift. There is nowhere to enter the gift on your Form 1040 except as explained above-- if it has been business asset that you have depreciated. Your grandchild does not report anything about the gift on her own tax return--gifts are not taxable.
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