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In August of last year GM touted the car that would salvage the company, the Chevy Volt. We could not believe the claims then. Now that the vehicle will be release soon, they are leaving out the original claims of driving coast-to-coast on one tank of gas, a 3,000 mile range. Our CarGeek response is [...]
More news was issued today on the Chevy Volt. More mis-information coming out of the government propaganda machine. The headlines announced on CNBC earlier this morning: 230 MPG in City Driving! 300 Mile Range Electric Car Operations cost = Three (3) cents per mile Drive Coast to Coast on one tank of gas. 230 MPG? [...]
Ford has an outside shot of being a first-class car company again. Under the direction of Alan Mulally Ford may emerge as the winner in the “Battle oof the Big Three.” Sentiment for GM and Chrysler, frankly stinks. US citizens are realizing that they are each paying hundreds of dollars, each, for the poor management [...]
The CarGeek visited a Chrysler dealership in his local market. This dealer is an established company like many dealerships in the market. CarGeek took a stroll to do a little sticker shopping to see what was available. You know the drill. Usually the salespeople are lined in the cubical lined showroom. They usually see [...]
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Is it arrogant to pledge things you do not have? If your are being forced into bankruptcy because you operated on credit all of your career, how prudent is it to pledge the good will of the American people?
Let the CarGeek help you find your next car. With gas prices at record highs, let the CarGeek save you thousands of dollars, when you need it the most.
General Motors introduced the SmartBuy Plan several years ago. There were only two incorrect syllables in the name. 1. The plan was not smart. 2. The plan was a lease plan. Nevertheless, GM convinced thousands of buyers to “trade-in” their existing vehicles to “SmartBuy” themselves into a new vehicle.
Today’s new car market is crowded and competitive. Many new cars are offered for sale with attractive incentives to make you choose a particular model. In some cases, the cars with the best incentives are those that aren’t selling very well on their own.
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