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Chevy Volt price gouging? Report of dealer's $20,000 in extra charges.

A Los Angeles-area Chevrolet dealer is planning to charge $61,000 for a Chevy Volt. Some would-be Volt owners report that they have gotten similar responses from other dealers.
Nissan's all-electric Leaf challenges GM Volt and Toyota Prius

With a federal tax credit and state rebates, the price for Nissan's zero-emission, all-electric Leaf could be just above $20,000. Fully charged, it'll go 100 miles.

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Topic: Rob Peterson

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Chevy Volt price gouging? Report of dealer's $20,000 in extra charges.

Nissan's all-electric Leaf challenges GM Volt and Toyota Prius

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