You know I was just trying to give my wife some credit and kudo's
then you jump on me.... ok ..it was the less food....I had to start serving myself......no sex....everytime she said no...I would walk away.....lots of walking there
My SSR: Black, '03, 1sb, #1256, License Plate was WOW FCTR
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Originally Posted by REBEL
WOW production model is really watered down from the proto type styling.
I read that was mostly because of aerodynamics.
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Originally Posted by rj5620
What will the market for a Volt be when it is estimated at $40,000+ by the time it is in the showrooms?
At $40k there is certainly less market than at $30k where GM wanted to be with tax incentives. But there are plenty of people who just want to get off of gas, but don't want to worry about getting stuck somewhere when the battery runs out.
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Originally Posted by blueroadster06
You mean that you can not modify this vehicle to go faster or farther????
You can always modify anything!
I'm sure that you could put capacitors in that will give you a faster 0-60...although it will go 0-60 faster than a stock '04 SSR anyway.
You could probably put better batteries in too...
To make it go faster, you just need to put more electricity to the wheels. As far as going further, the original plan was to put a tank in for a 600 mile range. They may have just swapped in smaller tank, which means there could still be space for you to take out the smaller tank and put one the size that was originally supposed to go in.
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2003 Black SSR #1256 1sb
100000 miles (02/04/07).....
150000 miles (10/22/08)....
175,000 miles (3/2/10)
The price doesn't scare me off, its just the worry about who is going to be able to work on it??? What if you are on a trip and you breakdown....will Chevy have qualified Volt techs at every dealership????
__________________ SSR DOX "Life is short, Break the rules, Forgive quickly, Kiss slowly, Love truly, Laugh uncontrollably,
And never regret anything that made you smile
Good point, Marc . . . but what does $40k buy nowadays?
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People were paying 40k for the fugly Prius when it first came out. The price may come down... maybe it won't. But like any new technology, the early adopters pay the premium to "have it now".
People were paying 40k for the fugly Prius when it first came out. The price may come down... maybe it won't. But like any new technology, the early adopters pay the premium to "have it now".
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