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Quote: Originally Posted by charts.1 GM was first out of the blocks with the Volt but the new Nissan Leaf (coming to america in late 2010) is getting rave reviews for its electric ability to travel up to 100 miles on one charge, seats 5, has a hatchback and will cost considerably less then the volt. Let the electric games begin! Its good to know that when the time comes down the road for me to buy electric choices will be there. GM is...

Quote: Originally Posted by fp115 Firstly, that is a hack. Secondly, it does not work with more than 90% of factory navs either. You won't get into the wonderful things, because you cannot do any more than what I mentioned. Nice try though. Works fine on my BMW and I've never had a problem doing any updates or adding any new POI. This has gotten boring now. Enjoy your TBT

Quote: Originally Posted by WyomingSS We test drove 2 GTO's in the last couple years and while at the time I thought the GTO interior was nice and fit and finish was good especially compared to the 09 and and older Mustang.I don't see it as being so much better than the Camaro if at all and design wise it's not even close to what I want in a American Muscle car.Maybe it's taste,I love the plain,not busy dash and the...

Quote: Originally Posted by PhishPhood Actually this will change nothing for GM in reality. It will give then a pat on the back but just this week Lutz announced the scope of the program: a few thousand vehicles initially 90+% of the country won't ever see one - ever - for quite some time 10,000 vehicles in the first year ( no dreams of 100,000 vehicles right out of the box ) 50,000 - 60,000 vehicles at full production, within several...

Quote: Originally Posted by TORRED1 With such a slow rollout and with such high demand (there will be demand) tell me why we the taxpayers are going to subsudize this car with a 7,500 tax credit. It,s a good thing I'm not in congress, because I would cancel that credit right now. So we are going to be paying Californians to buy cars they want anyway, we are so stupid!!!. They did this to encourage manufacturers to bring this technology...

Quote: Originally Posted by john1701a It's common to mix up the current & previous configurations with the planned plug-in model. The intent for that plug-in has always been 100 km/h (62.1 MPH) with a capacity capable of 20 km (12.4 miles). The recent press release stated 60 MPH with a max distance of 13 miles, along with a decent MPG bump above that speed. What should appeal to Volt enthusiasts is the " greatly improved...

Wow! Great review!

GM needs to update their 2.0T FSI anyways. It needs headwork pretty bad the ports are Tiiinnyy...

Quote: Originally Posted by PeteM143 The Leaf is not a practical solution. What happens when you get past 100 miles? You're stranded. It's the whole reason we don't drive 100% electric cars now. Not enough range. No infrastructure to recharge. Nice that it's cheap, but you get what you pay for. The first practical electric car was bound to be expensive. Think of the first Plasma TV's. The first one I looked at was a...