Just hands and no signatures equal BULLSH*T

I won’t be surprised to see at least that many sold the first year.

i wonder how much the dealers are going to mark up this car

Wow, Jumpoffit! I can’t imagine the price of this with dealer markups! That means that if I want one, I’ll be waiting for about 6 years after they come out to get one.

I hope this is the car that everyone thinks it will be. Man, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Jesus cruising around in one the way people talk about it…

This car just shocks the $H!T out of me everytime I hear it’s name.

They need to sell 50k, bare minimum, to call it any kind of success. That’s over 2k a month.
And a bare minimum of recalls first year.
Until it does that, I really don’t wanna hear the hype.
Show and prove.
DrFill

The auto industry runs on hype (and bs), so don’t expect to be free of it any time soon. Yeah, HooserHero, it’s almost as bad as the Prius……….. wait, it’s not nearly as annoying as hearing about the Prius.

Hey you guys, this is good news. What are all of you moaning about?

I’m sure GM will have some way for dealing with mark ups, same as Toyota did for the Prius. They need to seriously pressure their dealerships though, to make these vehicles move off the lots.

All those waitlist people will be disapointed. you know dam well that this car is not going to like the concept. so that waitlist will be cut in half. if not more

Prius would sell 34k units in a month if Toyota had the capacity to build that many. Until then, dealers can sell the used ones for even more money to keep up with demand.

I think more people would buy diesel before this.. Chevy needs to enter the market soon because every other manufacturer has a hybrid in their lineup.. I think Chevy has a long way to go.. thats why they keep coming out with hype ads every other week so they don’t get left behind in the dust..

Wow. Just blank signatures with no downpayment required, and all they could get was 34k? Sounds like a flop in the making.

Probably the same 20 environmental freaks and GM fanatics clicking on the site and revoting thousands of times.

I am hard on GM, but I do believe that they are not misrepresenting the wait list. The Volt will sell—and sell well. More power to GM.

^ Me too. While I wouldn’t buy a volt, unless they offered a kick ass RWD or FWD coupe version of it or something (which will probably never happen), the fact that IF there is already 34,000 people “willing” to buy this then how many more do you think will buy then when it actually comes out? It’s going to be very high….

The only thing that could potentially screw this up is… Well GM corporate screwing it up first… will also be the greedy dealerships marking up the hell out of it… That I could see screwing it over.

So is it just me in who lives in the Metro Detroit area, but are any of you guys seeing like 5 different Challengers on the road every day? I’m seeing so many of those suckers… Did the R/T and SE come out?

You know, funny thing is, I’ve seen ONE damn Charger on the road. I thought it was one of the most plain vehicles I’ve ever seen… nope, didn’t look aggressive, didn’t look muscular, everythings done… modestly.

I haven’t seen any new Challengers in Las Vegas, yet, but I do see a lot of old ones that have been restored.

Meanwhile in the two years (best case) before the Volt comes out Toyota and Honda will have pumped out hundreds of thousands of Prius’ and Insights. I also wouldn’t be surprised if 2 or 3 other manufacturers have their hybrids in the showroom before the overpriced Volt hits dealers. I’m willing to bet even Chrysler offers a hybrid before the Volt makes its appearance. In the time it’s taken GM not to introduce the Volt somebody could have started a whole car company. Maybe GM should find out who that is and get them to build the ****ing thing.

“Chevy needs to enter the market soon because every other manufacturer has a hybrid in their lineup.. ”

Really? Are you saying GM doesn’t have any Hybrids? What are you doing on an auto news site?