We have a Toyota Electric RAV and have re-charged it exclusively with solar cells.
Not a dimes worth of public or fuel generated electricity used to re-charge in over 36.000 miles.
They best range we ever got was about 92 miles on a charge.

The Volt is a natural transition for us.
It'll be re-charged when ever possible with solar cells too.

I would bet it'll go way farther than the 40 miles GM claims.
I'd also bet Toyota and Honda will release their versions too.

Too bad the planned Chevy Cruse wont be plug and play too.
or,, will it?

We'll see.
I see a bright future for GM.

We have a Toyota Electric RAV and have re-charged it exclusively with solar cells.
Not a dimes worth of public or fuel generated electricity used to re-charge in over 36.000 miles.
They best range we ever got was about 92 miles on a charge.

The Volt is a natural transition for us.
It'll be re-charged when ever possible with solar cells too.

I would bet it'll go way farther than the 40 miles GM claims.
I'd also bet Toyota and Honda will release their versions too.

Too bad the planned Chevy Cruse wont be plug and play too.
or,, will it?

We'll see.
I see a bright future for GM.

It is a wise decision. You will never feel bad for taking this decision. It is true the future of GM is very bright.

Hi,

Now a days GM have problems but still i have faith it will be resolve very soon....

Hi,

Now a days GM have problems but still i have faith it will be resolve very soon....

No, GM is more reliable that Toyota now. You are using '90's reasoning to make that statement.

GM is a truly big brand and let ourself go for it is again a good move.. Definitely I am agree that the future of GM is very bright and it will again come up with the very new and interesting innovation that even judges with the price rates..