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GM FastLane | by Editor | Mon, Oct 19
GM FastLane is the #1 Blogger for Chevrolet Volt
By Tony Posawatz
Chevrolet Volt Vehicle Line Director
But with vehicles like the Chevrolet Volt going into production at the Detroit Hamtramck Assembly Plant next year, GM is helping put the motor with electric motors and electrified propulsion back into the Motor City.
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