The volt has had some trouble with fires occurring after the Volt is in an accident. In order to keep up the brand name and push the green theme GM has offered to fix your hunk of metal.
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Lol, I suppose Bob Lutz is reconsidering that chapter devoted to the Volt in his latest book; that chapter where he swears to the Volt battery as a safe, new mixture devised by the South Koreans that will not catch fire.
Alright, that’s my snide remark for the day. Actually, Car Guys Verse The Bean Counters was pretty good, I’d still recommend it.
it is safe….until you crash it up. talk about a flaming wreck