The nissan is battery only. The chevy has combustion that kicks in after 40 miles of battery use. What moron would by a car that would stall after 100 miles? That's what happens to the Nissan Leaf.
The Chevy Volt can go 40 miles without using a drop of gas.
What moron would by a car that would stall after 100 miles? That's what happens to the Nissan Leaf.--except the Chevy costs $12,000 more and still goes 60 miles less!
The Chevy is already the joke in car magazines. They had the editor of a national car magazine on Fox tonight making calling Obama's creation a piece of crap! He was saying he couldn't believe anyone in their right mind would even consider buying such a piece of crap--in fact he called it "THE TAXPAYER FUNDED CLUNKER"
Battery's begin developing memory on the first recharge. This is why rechargeable battery's have to be replaced. So you pay $42K for a car and depending on how often it is recharged, battery replacement of from $6K to $12K per every two or three years and even if it goes more than 10 miles or 10 minutes at a savings that's gone with the first battery replacement. What a failure this will be!
Who would buy this piece of crap when the Nissan version sells for $11,000 less than the Chevy--union versus non-union labor!
ReplyDeleteThe real big difference in the Nissan goes more than 100 miles before needing a charge, when the Chevy requires a charge after 40 miles.
What brainless twit would buy the Chevy when he would get more car for his money by buying the Nissan?
The nissan is battery only. The chevy has combustion that kicks in after 40 miles of battery use. What moron would by a car that would stall after 100 miles? That's what happens to the Nissan Leaf.
ReplyDeleteThe Chevy Volt can go 40 miles without using a drop of gas.
Chevy is superior. By miles.
What moron would by a car that would stall after 100 miles? That's what happens to the Nissan Leaf.--except the Chevy costs $12,000 more and still goes 60 miles less!
ReplyDeleteThe Chevy is already the joke in car magazines. They had the editor of a national car magazine on Fox tonight making calling Obama's creation a piece of crap! He was saying he couldn't believe anyone in their right mind would even consider buying such a piece of crap--in fact he called it "THE TAXPAYER FUNDED CLUNKER"
Battery's begin developing memory on the first recharge. This is why rechargeable battery's have to be replaced. So you pay $42K for a car and depending on how often it is recharged, battery replacement of from $6K to $12K per every two or three years and even if it goes more than 10 miles or 10 minutes at a savings that's gone with the first battery replacement. What a failure this will be!
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