Quote Of The Day: Sooner Or Later Edition

Edward Niedermeyer
by Edward Niedermeyer

We won’t be nationwide by end of 2011. By that time we expect to be shipping vehicles to Canada, Europe and several markets beyond those we’ve already announced.

[The nationwide launch date is] all still work in progress and will clearly be dependent on the ability of the production facility to ramp up as planned and all those kind of things. I’m not in a position to tell you by X-date we will be nationwide. I will tell you we’re heading towards national distribution and theres no question about it

Volt Communications Manager Rob Peterson (first quote) and GM Director of Volt Marketing Tony DiSalle (second quote) tell gm-volt.com that the previous 2011 date for the nationwide rollout of the Chevy Volt isn’t going to happen. Meanwhile, if you’re in California, Michigan or Washington DC, your Volt should arrive by 2011. Be sure to tip your congressional representatives, folks! Luckily, though, this video proves that the Volt will be more than up to the challenge of eating the Nissan Leaf’s dust.


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  • CRacK hEaD aLLeY CRacK hEaD aLLeY on Jun 22, 2010

    Park outside on a well ventilated area only. Do not dry-clean. Wash by hand in cold water. Do not fold. Do not press. Do not overcharge: contents may explode or catch fire.

  • BangForYourBuck BangForYourBuck on Jun 22, 2010

    Ya gotta love the high tech tests GM comes up with. Er wait a second...this must be the latest budget cut. I can here it now: "Rather than spend money "masking" "future" cars for the infamous "spy cams" we'll just grab one of those '08 dully quad cabs still in inventory and...get 'er done." No, wait! On second thought, this is actually a valid test since most of GM's market is to people who STILL live on dirt roads.

  • Tosh Tosh on Jun 23, 2010

    "Luckily, though, this video proves that the Volt will be more than up to the challenge of eating the Nissan Leaf’s dust." Isn't that Volt just rolling to a choked and coughing stop?

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