TTAC writers will stoop to any trick to get access to cars. This may be my last post at TTAC because I bribed my way into the ELR and may be removed for ethics violations (a Diet Pepsi was involved.) Fresh off its début in Detroit the ELR may be old news, but since none of the TTAC staff had seen one in the metal, I knew my duty.
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Tagged as 2014, 2014 Cadillac ELR, Alex L. Dykes, Cadillac, cadillac elr, chevy volt, chicago auto show, Volt
Tagged as 2014, 2014 Cadillac ELR, Alex L. Dykes, Cadillac, cadillac elr, chevy volt, chicago auto show, Volt
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