you couldn't pay me enough to do that stupid ass dance haha. no amount would suffice.

cheap and clean? I see three of them.

i just watched it 9 times :thumbsup:

1:01

:(

wtf chevy..

HAHAHAHAHA

take it for it's comical value, fuckin hilarious

E FOR ELECTRICITY
V FOR CHEVY VOLT AND ME

fuck me. :haha:

watched the whole thing, not getting the feeling of wanting to buy a chevy tho

Cocaine is a Helleva drug LOL

everytime they say E and V, i can't help but think of the EV1 and i think that actually got more than 40 miles, but then again that car was pure electricity and if it ran out, your screwed.

i've tried so hard to watch it again, but just cant "what the FUCK is this shit" says it all

someone's getting fired

WTF is that. That is supposed to make me want to buy a chevy ?? V is for chevy volt and me HAHAHA somebody was cracked out of their mind when they wrote this song

Should've hired me, at least I will put half naked hot chicks in that and showing how electrifying it is to see their titties bounce!!!

The village people did it better.

Personally, marketing in the automobile industry hasn't had any effect on me in recent memory as browsing through revscene over the years has given me what you can call, the principle of charity.
Having watched daytime television ads for a bit for the first time in a while, I have to say marketing on a whole though, has given me a different outlook on life.

With the Volt, you have to say that this type of car, if you will, is still in its infancy. I wouldn't exactly say the Volt is the Little Richard, The Big Bopper, or Chuck Berry of cars. However, a lot of people would say, with parallels, it's off to pretty rough start. (For some reason,Jonathan Gould's "Can't Buy Me Love" still lingers in my psyche)

Looking at the basic's of understanding, from the smallest level of politics to the largest levels, a dichotomy on energy/climate change is apparent. Im just waiting to see if "Big Brother", "Uncle Bob", "the Man", or whatever you want to call it, will "allow" the Volt to be a success without medium or long term consequences.

I think Chevy is in the right direction. Today I drove a little over 40miles and have to say I thought it was a pretty long day of driving.
A few months ago I rented a Malibu with 30 or so km's on it. I was easily on pace for over 30 miles/gallon until I handed the keys over. I still managed around 10km/L for the entire trip. All in all, it was a pretty nice ride. Good work GM!