Cadillac US dealers seem to dislike the idea of carrying the premium plug-in hybrid into their showroom, as more than 54 percent have already signed against the car being sold. You can imagine the frustration felt by the US dealers when having to spend money – at least $15,000 – on different tools, equipment and
I try, I really do. I just keep on disliking and hating it as much as possible and yet the 2011 Chevrolet Volt just keeps on popping up in the good beats of the news. A very new General Motors statistic really reveals the way the 2011 Chevrolet Volt attracts more customers to the Chevy
The winter holidays don’t seem to be slowing Chevrolet down. After just announcing that they’ve started shipping the 2011 Chevrolet Volt to dealers they’ve got a new announcement. The General Motors owned company will be making a bigger brother of the Volt, something to be called the Chevrolet Amp.
Don’t take this the wrong way, what I actually meant to say is that GM’s eco-box has left the factory and is headed for dealers. In other words the 2011 Chevrolet Volt has almost begun customer delivery. Within a few days some happy owners will be driving their Volts.
GM’s Chevrolet Volt awareness and test driving tour has come to an end. After cruising 4.124 miles and visiting 12 cities the Chevrolet Volt’s “Unplugged” tour has crossed the finish line.
According to some rumors the Americans from General Motors are already developing new innovative technologies for the second generation of the electric Chevrolet Volt. The current generation of the Chevrolet Volt uses a lithium-ion battery pack able to provide and an electric engine able to develop 150 horsepower. The batteries are able to provide a
Despite some of the recent disappointments that came along with the Chevrolet Volt and GM’s advertising of the fully electric range it’s capable of the car doesn’t seem to have put anybody of. What I mean to say is that GM still reckons the Chevrolet Volt hasn’t put anybody off as they’ve just announced their
There is a rumor concerning the European version of the Chevrolet Volt running around, and I say this with a bit of a clench because i know that the newspaper behind hasn’t always proved to be the best of reliable sources. The newspaper quoted for this rumor is the British print from “The Telegraph” and
