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Post News, GM, Chrysler and Ford's Revolutionary Cars and Failures.

General Motors sure hopes so.

The flailing carmaker is staking a lot of its recovery on the fate of the Chevrolet Volt, an electric car that it says will revolutionize the market and restore the company's image.

GM, Chrysler and Ford's Revolutionary Cars and Failures - ABC News
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