chevrolet
08-06-2010, 03:37 PM
Volt is an electric vehicle with a range extender. Well, what does that mean? It means Volt runs on electricity from its battery, and then it runs on electricity it creates from gas. Let's assume you have a fully charged battery. Now, depending on the weather, the electrical features that are turned on and how you drive, you can drive up to 40 miles on the electricity stored in the battery — totally gas and emissions free. After that, you can plug it in to run 40 more miles and so on.
The Volt propulsion system is powered exclusively by electricity. When its battery runs out of charge, it uses a small amount of gas in its onboard generator to create more electricity — enough to keep Volt going for 10 more miles
The starting price is just $42,000. That is a super low price compared to BMW 7 series, Mercedez Benz S-class, Audi A8, Lexus LS 400, etc etc -- which go well over $70,000. Only $42,000 -- its a steal!!!!!
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Electricity is an extremely environmentally friendly way to power a car - In other words, if you drive 40 miles or less in a day that could work out perfectly for you. All you have to do is plug in the socket to the wall for 10 hours, and it will be ready for up to 40 miles drive. Every 40 miles, just plug it in for 10 hours. You will get used to it.
In about ten hours, you'll have a fully charged Volt waiting for you, ready to go.
GM says the Volt's battery can last 40 miles, which should be more than enough distance for the average American each day.
On July 30, President Barack Hussein Obama visited the Detroit-Hamtramck assembly plant, where the Chevrolet Volt will be assembled. Chevrolet also announced it will increase the U.S. production capacity of the Volt by 50 percent in 2012 due to strong public interest.
A nice friendly economic engine with 92 horsepower with 3 cylinders. Small eco-friendly car which is compact and it can fit anywhere. 0 to 60 mph in 26 seconds, which is not even half minute.
Toyota Prius owners will be jealous of you! Buy American. Keep jobs in America!
The Volt propulsion system is powered exclusively by electricity. When its battery runs out of charge, it uses a small amount of gas in its onboard generator to create more electricity — enough to keep Volt going for 10 more miles
The starting price is just $42,000. That is a super low price compared to BMW 7 series, Mercedez Benz S-class, Audi A8, Lexus LS 400, etc etc -- which go well over $70,000. Only $42,000 -- its a steal!!!!!
SAVE MONEY
Electricity is an extremely environmentally friendly way to power a car - In other words, if you drive 40 miles or less in a day that could work out perfectly for you. All you have to do is plug in the socket to the wall for 10 hours, and it will be ready for up to 40 miles drive. Every 40 miles, just plug it in for 10 hours. You will get used to it.
In about ten hours, you'll have a fully charged Volt waiting for you, ready to go.
GM says the Volt's battery can last 40 miles, which should be more than enough distance for the average American each day.
On July 30, President Barack Hussein Obama visited the Detroit-Hamtramck assembly plant, where the Chevrolet Volt will be assembled. Chevrolet also announced it will increase the U.S. production capacity of the Volt by 50 percent in 2012 due to strong public interest.
A nice friendly economic engine with 92 horsepower with 3 cylinders. Small eco-friendly car which is compact and it can fit anywhere. 0 to 60 mph in 26 seconds, which is not even half minute.
Toyota Prius owners will be jealous of you! Buy American. Keep jobs in America!