Unless its a Chevy Volt :p . Ok, they aren't $50k, but close enough.

RWD is fun in the snow. ;)

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-3...-54-13_170.jpg

I heard they don't even make those anymore. ;)

I don't get much snow here in El Paso. ;)

Just drug cartels :icon17:

Yeah my drugs are cheaper than yours

m4 is that a NISMO license plate frame on your GT? WTH are ya confused :eek: Oh wait yes you are :inoutroflpuke:

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I think the Volt is on a production hold for something. Maybe they are installing secret pockets for drugs. Oh BTW you can get a $4500 government refund for buying a $45,000 Volt. :confused:

Too much field stock. At least that's what we're told.

I heard Michael Moore is going to make a sequel to "Who killed the electric car?" :bowrofl:

That is car dealer for nobody is buying these overpriced cars? (too much field stock):ugh2:

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I dont know if that's what dealers call it. It's the term manufacturers use. Everything is based on # of days of "field stock". Basically the number of a certian vehicle that are on dealer lots and/or built and ready to be delivered to the dealer. The manufacturer bases the number on sales/orders and general inventory. If the vehicle isn't selling and they keep producing, then they are in a position of too much inventory (field stock). If that's the case, they then need to either, introduce incentives to encourage sales, or, scale back production.

GM is notorious for channel stuffing