We consider the boundedness and exponential integrability of solutions to the Dirichlet problem for the degenerate elliptic equation \[ -v^{ -1}\mathrm{ Div}(|\sqrt{ Q}\nabla u|^{ p-2}Q\nabla u)=f|f|^{ p-2}- v^{ -1}\mathrm{ Div}(v|g|^{ p-2}g \mathbf{ t}), \quad 1<p<\infty, \] assuming that there is a Sobolev inequality of the form \[ \|\varphi\|_{ L^N(v,\Omega)}\leq S_N\|\sqrt{ Q} \varphi\|_{ L^p(\Omega)}, \] where $N$ is a power function of the form $N(t)=t^{ \sigma p}$, $\sigma\geq 1$, or a Young function of the form $N(t)=t^p\log(e+t)^\sigma$, $\sigma>1$. In our results we study the interplay between the Sobolev inequality and the regularity assumptions needed on $f$ and $g$ to prove that the solution is bounded or is exponentially integrable. Our results generalize those previously proved in previous work by the authors.
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