Re-Volt-ing Dance Could Make You Go Blind
GM's new Volt may be able to drive for 40 miles without a drop of gas, but, based on the singing and dancing in this video, it's clear that the brains that bankrupted this company are still very much in charge.GM’s new Volt may be able to drive for 40 miles without a drop of gas, but, based on the singing and dancing in this video, it’s clear that the brains that bankrupted this company are still very much in charge. — PZS
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