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The market is begging for a 40k EV that is not the Chevy volt...

For example, the Chevy Volt doesn't permit its battery to be charged over 80% or discharged less than 30%.

The Nissan Leaf and the Chevy Volt are both affordable, competent (if unexciting) electric vehicles.

My Chevy Cavalier had 4 recall notices and I do believe the ignition switch was one of them.

Edit to add: This video shows a 50+ year old Chevy Bel Air in a head on, offset collision with a modern Chevrolet grey box.

This guy probably thinks Chevy should kill off the Corvette too.

I am thinking about just going on Craigslist, finding an old 1974 Chevy C10 pickup, or something of that ilk, and buying that.

Gee, this is like claiming that because we don't have a Rolls Royce we can't take our old Chevy to the grocery store.

I see the Chevy Bolt being hyped, like the Volt before it.

Same day delivery has always worked for me (4 of 4), but they do come late, always after 9pm, and it's always a private vehicle (white Chevy Astrovan).

Well, it’s a Tatra with six-wheel-drive powered by two supercharged V8s, a 1940s Chevy Fleetmaster welded to the back of the cab, and a Beetle cabin mounted to the tanker.

Yeah, I meant more like a Tesla or Chevy Volt.

The Chevy Nova completely flopped in Spanish speaking countries, primarily because in Spanish, "Nova" means "no go".

The Volt is extremely conservative in this regard (Chevy was first out the gate).

It's like a mechanic saying Chevy's are a nightmare under the hood.

According to Chevy[1], 80% of volt trips don't use any gas.