The car is not $41k. Read on…
U.S. taxpayers who buy a Volt will qualify for a federal tax credit of $7,500. Other states, such as California, are offering additional tax incentives.
After accounting for the federal tax credit, the net price of the Volt will be $33,500 for most initial buyers.
The automaker also will offer a three-year leasing option on the Volt, allowing customers to carry it for $350 per month after a $2,500 down payment.
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Originally Posted by DaSkinnyGuy
could buy a C6 Z06 used
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I doubt there is even one buyer out there whose decision is either volt or use vette. Can you at least work out a more realistic comparison? Like maybe a comparing this $33,500 car to another hybrid at least.
The conspicuous greeny will hop on this car. It’s like buying expensive clothes, you don’t have to but people do. And this is being built in limited production. They are saying 40,000 in two years. That is 3 months of Camaro sales. So I’m guessing the demand is high enough to justify the price.