February 14, 2012
Fleet Briefing: Mass. EV Stations, Hertz, Endesa, Toyota, Chevy Volt
Electric and gas company National Grid is installing more than 30 electric vehicle charging stations throughout Massachusetts under charging station manufacturer Coulomb Technologies’ “Charge America” program. Through the program, Coulomb is providing the charging stations at no cost to participating cities. National Grid is funding the installations and the hosting location partners will fund the cost of power to charge the vehicles. National Grid expects to complete installation of the remaining stations by the end of this month.
In partnership with Plugless Power, the Hertz Corporation and Hertz Global EV are….
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I bought a new 1999 GM vehicle and brought it back to the dealer a week later with 500 miles on it and it was down a quart of oil. GM told me if I paid an additional $3,000, they would replace the brand new car I had just bought. In the Lemon Law Hearing I won six months later, the GM representative actually stated burning a quart of oil every 100-200 miles “was normal” in a brand new vehicle. Since then I’ve purchase three VW diesel vehicles that average 40MPG and get over 50MPG on a trip if you go 65MPH. No thanks, Government Motors.
Former GM'er | February 14th, 2012