Anyone Own a Chevy Volt?

**Zacha341** · August-04-12, 08:52 AM

Yes, I know the Toyota Prius is less. Both are a bit small for my taste. I like my cars a bit bigger...

Originally Posted by Cincinnati_Kid

Probably better to lease than finance. I can't see paying $40,000 dollars for it.

**Hermod** · August-04-12, 08:58 AM

Originally Posted by Zacha341

Yes, I know the Toyota Prius is less. Both are a bit small for my taste. I like my cars a bit bigger...

YOU, YOU, YOU! You want to destroy the environment.

Don't you know that everyone should be forced to purchase an American made Yugo? Don't you ever listen to Al Gore? We will call the Chrysler built US version of the Fiat Topolino [[as modified in the former Yugoslavia to become the Yugo) the ALGO.

**Danny** · August-04-12, 09:23 AM

The Chevy Volt is a very expensive enviromentally efficient automobile. It sells fine but not enough to add more profits. It's all planned by the U.S. government when it took over GM during the bailout.

**Zacha341** · August-04-12, 09:31 AM

Oh shucks I do feel REALLY bad H! Thus, I drive wearing sun glasses even on an overcast day! --

-- Oh, the horrors, I even drive a V6 [[which really is annoying - tried to get the 4 cyl model but was unable to). I coast alot to keep the price down.

I would not drive a Chrysler 'anything' whatever the incarnations and partnerships.

I purchase my cars in part based on collision ratings and while I don't drive a boat-big car, my mid-size preference remains. Had a few hatch back and other very small cars. I now like mid-size and just a tad of luxury. Shhhs -- don't tell no one...

Originally Posted by Hermod

YOU, YOU, YOU! You want to destroy the environment.

Don't you know that everyone should be forced to purchase an American made Yugo? Don't you ever listen to Al Gore? We will call the Chrysler built US version of the Fiat Topolino [[as modified in the former Yugoslavia to become the Yugo) the ALGO.

**FlyingJ** · August-04-12, 03:15 PM

Originally Posted by Zacha341

I would not drive a Chrysler 'anything' whatever the incarnations and partnerships.

I purchase my cars in part based on collision ratings and while I don't drive a boat-big car, my mid-size preference remains. Had a few hatch back and other very small cars.

So you're telling me those Chrysler Fiats with the "NO CRASH DATA AVAILABLE" on the manufacturer's window sticker can't dissuade you? http://acarisnotarefrigerator.files....ch_sticker.jpg