The latest from USA Today suggests now is a good time to buy a Chevy Volt, if that’s what you really want. I checked in with former(?) TTAC scribe Captain Mike Solo, currently helping someone lease a Volt, and he says about the same: lease for $270 a month, with $1500 down. Which includes the government tax credit built into the residual…probably. So what does this all mean? (Read More…)
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Tagged as Chevrolet, Chevy, government incentives, Incentives, Volt
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Land Ark - Precisely. That was the first thing I thought. And as I recall, that car was derided as being too boring. I’m not sure how this is an improvement.
LoneWolffe - :P
LoneWolffe - That’s the beauty of it: No Thinking Required!
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Tosh - One might draw the conclusion that people are afraid of the unknown.
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