GM to Announce Where You Can Get a Volt

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GM will use the 2009 L.A. Auto Show to announce where you can buy a new Chevrolet Volt when the groundbreaking vehicle debuts next year.

GM will begin production of the Volt late next year, and it’s scheduled to go on sale by the end of 2010. The announcement of the Volt’s initial retail markets will shed light on how GM plans to introduce Americans to a new, unfamiliar transportation technology.

Dealers must be certified to sell and service the plug-in hybrid vehicles, and by no means will every Chevy dealer in the country have the Volt on their lots.

The only clue so far? Jack Maxton Chevrolet in Columbus, Ohio, is already taking deposits on the Volt, according to Maxton sales representative Mike Garvey.

LA Auto Show: GM to Announce Where Volt Will Be Sold Initially (Detroit Free Press)