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Courtesy of GM-Volt.com, here’s GM’s first post-bankruptcy Volt jingle! And arguably a slight improvement over last May’s jingle. But if you think Big Ed Whitacre will stop all the song-and-dance frivolity, think again. “He will not try to run the programs,” Bob Lutz sneers at GM-Volt. “He knows almost nothing about the business. Nobody will diminish our focus on electrification.” As long as Whitacre kills the Volt-related musical development program, we’ll be happy.
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Cute song. I don’t think it will resonate with Californians who can afford to lease a Volt, though. I don’t think there are that many young hipster types who appreciate that type of song who can afford the payments.
No kidding. I wouldn’t have been able to appreciate that song by the time I had my Raffi and Smurfs albums, and I was a couple of decades away from being able to buy a $40,000 car at that point!
My ears are bleeding…
Good Lord. Where do these things come from?
What the F*@# was THAT?!?
That was horrible. Were my tax dollars used to pay for that garbage?
“Cheaper than your phone.” I don’t have a $40k phone that requires insurance. Even if looking at just electricity costs, the Volt will drink way more electricity than my phone.
Cute song. I don’t think it will resonate with Californians who can afford to lease a Volt, though.
As a Californian who can afford to lease a Volt, and a songwriter to boot, all I can say is that “cute song” is not the thought that came to mind listening to this. Looking forward to take three.