Am I the only one who misread the title as "Google search reportedly on..."?

@(Unverified)
The Volt is a pure electric car with a gas tank- after the battery runs down enough, the gas engine turns on to charge the battery. Thus, if you're going on a long trip and won't be able to charge the car at an outlet, then you can use any of the trillion of gas stations strewn about the country.

Still, it's still a hugely dodgy number, if I remember right it's based around running the battery engine down all the way, and then running the gasoline motor for ten miles and using that figure for the amount of gas used.

@kjb434
That's true, I would be quite concerned about airborne viruses jumping into my magazine.

I always keep plastic covers on my USB ports when they're not in use, you never know what could get in there.

My iPod touch is getting old, and is only 8GB...

This is a nice laptop... gimme plz :p

The fourth-generation Camaro was built in Quebec, wasn't it?

And Canada participated in the GM bailout as well... so they deserve something.

If I remember right, Opel and Vauxhall have been combined into one legal entity by the name of "Adam Opel GmbH"... so it's possible by referring to "9,000 Opel jobs" that includes the "Vauxhall" plants owned by the Opel entity.

GM is still making crossover vehicles as well, you know. It's possible for them to make multiple types of vehicles at the same time. *gasp*

Most of those platforms are GLOBAL platforms- if you think American engineers had no say in Epsilon, Delta, or Gamma, just to name a few, you're just fooling yourself.

I have it on good sources that peak oil will hit in the 1980s- no, the 1990s- no, the 2000s- no, look, I swear it's coming!!!