Uninformed Wall St. Journal Columnist Critiques Volt; Related GM News

CalCars | Nov. 12, 2008 (Opinion)

It's not surprising that the day begins with an extraordinarily uninformed and misdirected attack on the Chevy Volt in the nation's most influential financial publication, The Wall Street Journal.

Back in 2005, Jenkins unleashed "Prius Follies," a broad attack on hybrids, to which the Union of Concerned Scientists and others ably responded. Full Story »

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