Comments on: Chevy Volt’s dream came true, $7500 tax credit is now law

By: Taylor Szymula

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By: Chris L.

Chris L. — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 01:04:10 +0000

Not everything has to be made in China for it to sell in America. I hope to buy one when it comes out because though I will pay more money initially, I will save money and keep a lot more money in the US. Besides, paying gas prices vs electricity prices isn’t even close in comparison. David B., you are basically calling the “average car buyer” stupid if you think that they don’t look at things like money back and gas mileage. I believe that America will support this endeavour.

By: Anon

Anon — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 02:41:06 +0000

Chevy plans to add options to the Volt where you can trade out the clear roof for a solar charging roof. Granted this won’t recharge your car to full when its sitting in the parking lot for 8 hours however it does capitalize on some of the free energy pouring down on our parking lots every day. It would also collect while you drive.

By: DavidB

DavidB — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 13:11:34 +0000

If Volt isn’t in the low $20k’s, it simply won’t sell. Tax credits and fuel savings are far too nebulous to the average car buyer to consider when sitting in the showroom haggling with a sales rep (or doing the “talk to my manager” thing). And how does the buyer factore in that yes they will buy less gas BUT their home electric bill goes up and up the more they drive it! Electricity to charge it over night (no “free” solar when most of us sleep) isn’t free!