GIANT SALE ** PRICES SLASHED ** COLORS ** OPTIONS ** WE'VE GOT YOUR 2012 CHEVY VOLT

[tmars]

No reasonable offer refused on our huge inventory of 2012 Volts at Rotolo Chevrolet in Fontana, CA. Biggest Sale ever!!!!!! We are proudly on this forum's "Good Dealer List". For detailed information contact Thelma at 909-822-1111 or tmarshall.rotolochev@contactdealer.com

[voltage692]

Wow, looks like you have 14 in stock! Quite a contrast to situation 6 months ago.

I can confirm these guys are great to work with!

[tboult]

Darn, seems the HOV lane access announcement and larger inventories are causing a price drop. If only I could have waited.
Nah.. probably still worth it to have been driving my 2011 for months now.

[voltage692]

At around $200/month fuel savings over my previous car, I have saved over $1800 since I bought my Volt.

The dramatic fuel savings of the Volt greatly changes the buy-now versus buy-later decision compared to regular cars.

Plus the waiting would have killed me.

Darn, seems the HOV lane access announcement and larger inventories are causing a price drop. If only I could have waited.
Nah.. probably still worth it to have been driving my 2011 for months now.

[Steverino]

Great point voltage692!

[Jedi2155]

Not to mention the 2011's got the Navigation/Bose + 5 Years of Onstar on the base model.

[Ziv]

This is pretty cool. GM spent a ton of money developing the EREV and they have to recoup as much of that expense as possible, but now that they are building 700 a week or so, they have to do deals to sell them as fast as they get them. I have always thought the price point where I would buy one would be around $37.5k MSRP and it looks like we may be there within a year or two. As the price comes down, the amount of sales will increase, which is a great thing!

[Top_Speed1]

Thelma- that is one impressive lot of Volts u have. I'm sure Santa will be needing some of them for Xmas deliveries.
Good luck and Cheers!

[voltage692]

You could lose more than you save waiting 2 years... Gotta think big picture in this game.

This is pretty cool. GM spent a ton of money developing the EREV and they have to recoup as much of that expense as possible, but now that they are building 700 a week or so, they have to do deals to sell them as fast as they get them. I have always thought the price point where I would buy one would be around $37.5k MSRP and it looks like we may be there within a year or two. As the price comes down, the amount of sales will increase, which is a great thing!

[LeoK]

If anyone is looking for a new Volt on the opposite coast, Karl Chevrolet in New Canaan CT has several available for immediate delivery and several more available for December 2011 delivery. They even have a loaded 2011 former GM Exec Volt available on sale for $39,927 plus it still qualifies as new for the federal tax credit! http://bit.ly/tvj95R