Although some Chevrolet dealers were warned not to sell the Volt on the EIA, there is a clear trend across the country, where some merchants try to make a few (thousand) dollars away, the popular plug-in vehicle . In fact, Ward's car found a dealer in Florida that listing is one volt for $ 65,590. This is a little more than the car retail price $ 41,000.
We heard about the possibility of sky-high mark-ups in the last year, but it turns out, there is very little of General Motors can do in this situation. As GM Tony DiSalle said Ward's Auto "is not a mechanism to prevent this. "Motor Trend also found volts across the country at $ 46,923 (MI), is $ 47,700 (CA) and $ 49 000 Price (NC). Suppose that, why you should never trust EIA, huh?
Our advice is to keep to the basket, until you find a dealer willing to GM stated asking price of honor, even if it means waiting a little longer for your future plug-in machine.
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