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The Chevy Volt Won't Save GM, But The Chevy Cruze Might 
Jalopnik | by Ray Wert | Tue, Sep 16
If you're a GM fan-boy, you're probably a pretty happy camper this week. GM's celebrating its centennial and you've seen the live reveals of both the upcoming Chevy Cruze, the 40 MPG+ econobox you can't ignore yesterday, and today, the Chevy Volt, GM's resuscitation of the electric car. On...
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