September 18, 2008 8:28 AM PDT
Video: Chevy Volt from all angles.
GM has rolled out the "production" version of the Chevy Volt this week (a cheeky move since it won't go into production for another two years) and it was received more warmly for proving the Volt is real than wowing us with styling.
But looks aren't the point of the Volt: lofty and sustainable miles per gallon is. Here's a look at the car in motion with some thoughts on its challenges as it begins the longish road to showrooms.
Brian Cooley is an editor at large who keeps his fingers on the pulse of consumers' attitudes toward tech. His specialty is CNET Car Tech videos, but, frankly, most people have seen him on the TVs at Costco (or in one of his '60s Fords or Fiats).
The Volt was Gorgeous, now it is the fugliest looking thing to be put on the road...
Why can't American car makers take chances on style instead of putting the same ol' cookie cutter crap on the streets?
And I don't understand why looking like the Malibu is a bad thing. The Malibu looks like a freakin luxury car... http://images.cars.com/supersized/DMI/12422/16362.02.jpg
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by ricciwilson
October 3, 2008 12:39 AM PDT
- I was going to buy the concept car, But now the family looking car at 40 grand, not so much!
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