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Chevy Volt Mule: First Drive [Jalopnik Reviews] 
Jalopnik | by Ben Wojdyla | Tue, May 19
The Volt's unremarkable because it's exactly like driving any other appliance car on the road today, and that's the point. GM is trying very hard to make the Voltec system driving experience as familiar as anything before it and even at this early prototype mule level they've succeeded qu...
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