Comments on: GM Loans Volts in Effort to Win Over Doubters

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Dilipkumar007 — Sat, 21 Jul 2012 10:34:14 +0000

This has also changed my perspective.Toyota Motor Corp has registered a drop of 31% in net profit for the FY 2011-12. Toyota had to recall over 10 million vehicles during the year 2009 and 2010, which put a dent in the pristine image of the car brand. The world largest car maker, Toyota known for its quality and dependability lost its ace position to American auto major General Motors while other auto majors also grew hopeful. Those natural disaster days are gone and Toyota is back on its feet. Profit figures have propelled along with the production in the last quarter of FY 2012 that is not all the market has projected a jump in profits of about 168% in the coming year. If this turns true, it will be a five-year high for brand Toyota on the global front.

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By: WaltPA

WaltPA — Thu, 05 Jul 2012 18:36:10 +0000

"Average gas prices where I live is anywhere between $4.40 to 4.70/gallon."

It might be cheaper to move to a place where gas is about a buck cheaper per gallon.

By: LamTek

LamTek — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 05:49:14 +0000

35 MPG is far from average. The national US vehicle average is typically between 21-23 MPG with a record high of 23.2 this past February.

http://blog.truecar.com/2012/03/12/average-fuel-economy-for-new-cars-sold-in-february-2012-rises-to-23-2-mpg-according-to-truecar-coms-truempg/. Average gas prices where I live is anywhere between $4.40 to 4.70/gallon.

I’m loving my Volt, I’ve been saving around $200/month on transportation costs (free public charging + work charging), and even if I did charge entirely at home I’d still be saving $150/month. The cost savings that offset the cost increase over a Cruze in about 5 years since there is nearly a $9000 tax credit meaning the cost is closer to $31000 – $10000 gas savings over 5-8 years (depending on electricity and driving pattern), = $21,000. Now that math is really simplified, but I could get really detailed for you as I am an engineer.

Not to mention the car is worth so much more even if it didn’t save gas due to its much better ride/drive quality compared to the Cruze. Its just a great car overall…

By: Capt. Concernicus

Capt. Concernicus — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 19:38:18 +0000

I'm sorry, but the Volt is more reliable than the Camry? I don't think so. You're comparing the first and only year of the Volt with just one year of the Camry. The Camry has been a very reliable car for years if not decades. The Volt has been out all of what? One and a half years at most?

Getting 35 mpg is about average. Not exceptional these days. Although the Volt does weigh in at 3,750 lbs. The fact that you have to use premium fuel for average mpg's is a little mind boggling.

And if you're spending a lot more green to save some.

Now I think most of these owners need to just came out and speak the truth and say, "we bought this car because of the cool new tech in it and not use as much fuel" instead of saying, "we wanted to save money by not filling up our tank as much".