230. Dear God.
#1
230. Dear God.
http://www.chevrolet.com/pages/open/...future/volt.do
Read the page, then come back here.
So, if you actually read the page, you should know that the new Chevy Volt is estimated to get 230 MILES TO THE GALLON. It probably won't be that good, but even if it's only getting 100, that's still amazingly good.
The car can get up to 40 miles on a single charge, so that means a single gallon of burnt fuel can charge the turbine nearly 6 times. This is probably the most amazing thing I've seen in a long time. I'm tempted to buy this car as soon as it comes out. I mean, the potential savings on gasoline are extremely insane.
Read the page, then come back here.
So, if you actually read the page, you should know that the new Chevy Volt is estimated to get 230 MILES TO THE GALLON. It probably won't be that good, but even if it's only getting 100, that's still amazingly good.
The car can get up to 40 miles on a single charge, so that means a single gallon of burnt fuel can charge the turbine nearly 6 times. This is probably the most amazing thing I've seen in a long time. I'm tempted to buy this car as soon as it comes out. I mean, the potential savings on gasoline are extremely insane.
#7
I don't know about you guys, but I will never drive a hybrid/testicular getter-ridder-ofer/ demanification machine. I like the sounds of a big block idling and feeling the power inside slightly shaking the cabin. Instead of doing exhaust muffler you will be replacing the exhaust speaker.
#8
Don't get me wrong, Cut Throat, I love roar and rumble of an idling monster as well, but I also love the advancement in technology...
Can't I drive the fuel saver during the day and bring my monster out at night to whoop people's *** in street races? All the money i save on gas can go straight into my other car...
Can't I drive the fuel saver during the day and bring my monster out at night to whoop people's *** in street races? All the money i save on gas can go straight into my other car...