Comments on: 1000 Volts to be Produced by December 31, 2009

By: jaxboy32

jaxboy32 — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 13:45:26 +0000

How can that be? That would’ve meant the the 1990s started in 1991 for example, and it doesn’t make sense for 1990 to be part of the 80s or 2000 to be part of the 90s

By: insurance car tesco motor

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By: Twylia Corbin

Twylia Corbin — Sat, 13 Oct 2007 23:34:09 +0000

Add my name to the list!!!! I never heard of the EV1 until after the cars were taken back by the company. But when I did hear about them I wanted one! I can’t believe there are not more people showing interest!! Well I guess a good common sense car takes too much common sense to understand!

By: Tom Moss

Tom Moss — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 13:15:27 +0000

I think we are all missing the point when we concentrate on facts of will GM build this auto. If we are going to survive as a nation we have no choice but to break our dependence on foreign oil.I know the traders won’t like this, but we have to break away from countries like Saudi Arbia,
Venezuela and the likes who support terrorism for the pourpose of killing Americans.Let’s all keep the pressureon on GM to build this auto before the rice burners beat us to the punch again.
God Bless America

By: kent beuchert

kent beuchert — Mon, 25 Jun 2007 01:25:50 +0000

“I have always wanted to buy American, but unfortunately, the Japanese brands simply build better cars.”
Here’s someone who apparently never reads the quality reports. Japanese cars haven’t
shown significantly better quality in quite a long time and Toyota is setting records this year for recalls. This reminds me of a rather senile Mrs Burke who spoke approving about someone buying Pontiac, because she had owned one during the 1950’s and thought it a good car.

By: adams

adams — Sun, 24 Jun 2007 22:44:33 +0000

I have always wanted to buy American, but unfortunately, the Japanese brands simply build better cars. GM finally came up with something that I would want to buy. Forget about Dec. 2009, I am ready to buy it today if I can get it.

By: Mark

Mark — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 20:06:53 +0000

Not to be too picky – but the “end of the decade” is 12/31/2010. January 1 2011 is the first day of the next decade. Decades, like centuries start with year one not year zero.

That said – I want on the list, too!

By: Chris

Chris — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 16:05:44 +0000

I want one, but you know how it is when they release something new. Shortages, dealer markups. Dealers taking new cars to the auction and then they show up on used lots for more than MSRP.

I’m excited that they plan to ramp up production though. Once the “cool” wears off, and you can get one “barely used” or new for invoice, then I’m in too.

Sometimes one worries that they will quit production before it gets to that point and make a “collector car” out of it, but GM sounds like the plan to follow through on this one.

By: Mike M.

Mike M. — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 21:56:23 +0000

Yep, I want one. Put me on the first 1,000 list.

By: Matt986

Matt986 — Wed, 20 Jun 2007 23:21:37 +0000

Actually if the Volt gets a small number out before 2010, I wouldn’t be ready to buy one. I figure on paying off my Porsche by about the middle of 2010, unless my income starts rising greatly.

I’m really glad to hear things like this about GM ramping up for the Volt. I bet they will sell like hotcakes. 1 million in 5 years – I bet it’s doable, and they’d all sell… as long as GM can build them, they perform well, and construction quality and durability are there.

Honestly, as long as Honda or Toyota doesn’t put out something similar, or better, I WILL buy a Volt.

Come on, GM. Beat the Japs to it!!