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Another New Chevrolet Vehicle Joins the Cast of Transformers Movie Sequel
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Posted by: Skowl
Credit(s): Chronosprime, Motortrend.com
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Tuesday, July 8th, 2008 7:11AM CDT
It seems another new Chevrolet vehicle has been confirmed for the Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. It appears the new hybrid-electric Chevrolet Volt will join the cast of vehicles along with the already confirmed Beat, Trax and new Camaro. No word yet as to whether or not the Volt will play the role of a Transformer or not.
You can read the short article on Motor Trend by clicking here.
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| Reportedly very different from the original concept, according to spokesman Rob Peterson the Volt is "getting very close" to a production-ready design, and versions have already been shown to a Los Angeles focus group. In addition the car will be featured (along with other GM products) in the upcoming Transformers sequel, which is filming now. |
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