Volt buyers are out of this world
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February 03 2012
I always suspected that anyone who willingly purchased a Chevy Volt must be a bit spaced out.
And I was right:
GM has targeted the pervy space alien market because, well, who else would buy one?
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The Volt might just be one of the least selling cars in the world.
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