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Originally Posted By: LS2JSTS Geez, lotssa quotes. I'm just simply asking who has bought a Volt? Nobody I know...but when they roll out in quantity you get $7500 off which brings the price to around $32k. I am goingh to go drive one though for sure. If I had one with my commute I would only...

If I compare the quality and reliablity of the Chrysler products I have owned...against F.I.A.T. then the answer is: NO WAY.

Check the Volt website...it clearly states that a Volt qualifies for the $7500 credit.

This is an exciting day for the Chevy Volt. For Americans, its purchase price essentially just dropped $7,500 in the form of a new tax credit just signed into law. That may be the difference consumers need to launch the Chevy Volt to stardom. That is, unless a competitor like Toyota captures the...

Originally Posted By: LS2JSTS Originally Posted By: PT1 Originally Posted By: VNTS Or the corporate welfare where the US Taxpayer got to subsidize Prius's because they were Hybrids to the tune of 3600$/car for the first 60,000 of em made????? 220 million to gready Toyota. I dont want my tax...

Originally Posted By: LS2JSTS Originally Posted By: PT1 Really, it makes me want to puke to think about the Chrysler sale to Daimler that totally wrecked the product line and quality of the vehicles which in turn pushed me to buying GM garbage which in turn moved me forward ( ) to Toyota. If...

Originally Posted By: VNTS And other than the Honda Insight which was very small in #'s sold, the Prius was the only game in town and over 90% of the Hybrid Tax Credit money went to Prius owners. So toyota was not inclined to cut prices, jacked em up way above MSRP and took their customers to...

Originally Posted By: d00df00d Do you always see conspiracies in everything, or are you really... ...I can't think of a second thing. But seriously, not everything is a conspiracy. No...but the government has never attacked an automaker like this before. It is unprecidented. The current adm...

Originally Posted By: css9450 Originally Posted By: PT1 GM = The US government & UAW....if you can't see the conflict of interest here...you are blind or just drinking the "GM" koolaid. Whatever you say there, my friend! Drink up! LOL thats a good one.... Oh you should know...being from...

NOTICE: GENERAL MOTORS IS NO LONGER A PUBLICALLY OWNED US CORPORATION. Just thought I would let you guys know as most of you seem to forget that all they kept was the name....the bondholders, debtors and shareholders are all gone. The joystick is now in D.C. and anyone who knows anything about...

Originally Posted By: css9450 Originally Posted By: JHZR2 Do we have a conflict of interest???? HUH??? Did YOU not just post that State Farm, a non-government entity found issues? Seems to me that a company was looking out for itself from that end. I think in his world, its more fun to...

Originally Posted By: JHZR2 Do we have a conflict of interest???? HUH??? Did YOU not just post that State Farm, a non-government entity found issues? Seems to me that a company was looking out for itself from that end. Then the government has to go through the paperwork game, meanwhile...

Originally Posted By: VNTS Or the corporate welfare where the US Taxpayer got to subsidize Prius's because they were Hybrids to the tune of 3600$/car for the first 60,000 of em made????? 220 million to gready Toyota. I dont want my tax money wasted on imported vehichles? What your saying just...

yawn....more snow...

Originally Posted By: bepperb This happened to a RAV4 in another forum I participate in... Yeah any 2GR-FE and some of the Ravs have the v6

Might want to check this out. The 2009 and up models have designed this out but 2008 and before beware....( my Lexus ES350 was recently done for free by the dealer on my last visit) http://au.toyotaownersclub.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=22775 While we are bashing Toyota I figure I would...

Originally Posted By: mechanicx She is pretty cute. She use to live in my city and she's sort of a missed opportunity. She moved to the Denver area recently lol. Your not thinkin with your dipstick Jimmy!

Originally Posted By: Johnny Neither Ohio or Denver are conducive to shirtless oil changes this time of year. THAT IS A FACT JACK!!!

Originally Posted By: GMBoy Originally Posted By: The Critic Despite our resentment towards extended drains with conventional, the newest GM 3.0L DI engine can go up to 15,000 miles between oil changes under the most ideal conditions. You are correct but man I could not do it. DI+dino does...

Originally Posted By: Pluto5 If Toyota is recommending syn why do they require 5K mile oil changes? I have 3 Toyota products and the one thing they stress is 5000 mile OCI's preferrably with syn oil. My service manager said they do see sludgers from people who go over 5000 with dino oil and...