Yeah, the new stretch version might be on the list. I want a vehicle that has high clearance and can handle poorly or non-maintained dirt roads, but is reasonably comfortable on the highway. I've rented the smaller Wranglers before and the ride and noise were awful at the interstate speeds (75+ mph) where it would be driven.
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Yeah, the new stretch version might be on the list. I want a vehicle that has high clearance and can handle poorly or non-maintained dirt roads, but is reasonably comfortable on the highway. I've rented the smaller Wranglers before and the ride and noise were awful at the interstate speeds (75+ mph) where it would be driven.
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Serves them right. Next time they can actually try to meet the expectations I hold them at least partially responsible for creating. I mean, I know Americans are dumb, but making just another hybrid and calling it the "Volt" is not they way to impress people.
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Some folks in "The Mentlist" tv show seem to use it. Maybe they got it free so GM could get free publicity.
That new Ford hybrid is supposed to one up the Prius. Read some news about it, I think on news.com.
That new Ford hybrid is supposed to one up the Prius. Read some news about it, I think on news.com.
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The Volt/Opel Ampera in Europe was exciting when it entered the market. It was important to get rid of the range anxiety, but now it's more or less played out it's roll. The V60 Plug-in Hybrid with the diesel engine looks interesting for example.
timwhit
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Like Dodge in Breaking Bad this season. One episode started with a couple minute "commercial."
Bozo
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The Volt's major problem is that it is priced $5000.00+ higher than other hybreds.
The volt's major problem is garage anxiety. The fact that I don't have one is why I didn't consider it when leasing. That and I don't lease anything over $250/month.
