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mike @ Jan 29th 2008 12:56PM
"One need only look at the squabbling that goes back and forth between GM and Toyota over which is better, a series hybrid like the Volt or a parallel hybrid like the Prius."---This has GOT to be a joke of the day. How can GM tell anything to Toyota if they do not even make hybrids. I mean i understand if it was Honda and Toyota, or GM and Chrysler......but GM and Toyota??? LOL Not only is GM clueless on hybrids.............their hybrid may or may not come in 2010...and it will cost 40+ G's.
I bet Volt will be build...it will be build in the same factory Chevy Sequal is being build as we speak.