Does not matter. No one should be driving that fast anyway. "Speed kills", you know. Every time you go over 50 mph, a baby seal is clubbed to death.
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16 years ago
Can anyone tell me definitively, what the acceleration of the volt will be?
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And every time a seal dies, that's one less whale meal. Save the whales damn it!
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GM used to be a living whale do not know what it is now and I am not sure it should be saved.
As many suicidal whales it keeps swimming ashore in order to die.
It looks like it is not dead yet and who knows how long it can keep on breathing while stranded.
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O.K., in that case, I take it all back. I started this post erroneously believing that the claim was 0 to 60 KILOMETERS in 10 seconds. I=92m an idiot. If we are talking about 0 to 60 MILES in 10 seconds, this is quite respectable. Sixty miles per hour converts to
96.5 kilometres per hour! If it can go from 0 to 96.5 km/h in 10 seconds, that is pretty darn respectable! My v6 Holden Commodore takes 6 seconds to get to 60km/h. This means that it is accelerating at around the pace of a 6 cylinder car. Good enough for me. Sorry for the mistake. (km in Australia, miles in America =96 were the car is made). Didn=92t occur to me.- Vote on answer
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The car is not made and it is questionable if it will ever be made. There are several cars from other companies already made and much better.