[DeathNova]

Hey all, i'm Jeff. I'm a PO2 in the U.S. Navy and #1 on the local waiting list here in Virginia Beach, VA.

Any accurate figures on the MSRP and WAG's on how much they'll try to mark it up?

 

[BestTimesNow]

It's still way to early for any good numbers, just ball park info from last week.

"Lutz told the Free Press that GM still aims to have the Volt on sale by November 2010, with a price target of less than $40,000."

http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/News/articleId=127606

 

[WWI Flying Ace]

Glad to have you on the forum! Personally, I'd expect the dealers to jack it up from $3k to $5k based on two of the last two "it cars" GM has sold...after a few months those extra charges go away, but the dealers will try to add more and get their cut if they can. See how much the Chevy dealer tack on to the Camaros when they come out later this year and that will be another good preview.

Check out this thread for some other conversation on the topic, and on the possible tax breaks, etc...
http://www.gm-volt.com/forum/showthread.php?t=662

here's another one...

http://gm-volt.com/forum/showthread.php?t=523

keep scrolling down after the survey at that link and you'll see where the conversation starts...