Chevrolet Sold 23,461 Volts In 2012
Momentum continues to be growing for the high-profile plug-in vehicle.
Momentum continues to be growing for the high-profile plug-in vehicle.
A sales imbalance coupled with mandatory equipment costs have influenced several Chevy dealers against stocking the innovative vehicle.
Nearly half of the hourly employees at GM’s Browstown Township plant are between 24 and 31.
Any of our readers own a Volt?
That’s specifically referring to California.
Just like last year…
Did you think the Volt wouldn’t continue or something?
Volts begin arriving in certain Australian States.
Will the concept ever become reality? We hope so.
Want a Prius fighter? Apparently you can forget about it.
Join us as we take a look at where the Volt has been, where it is now, and where it is going.
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