An amazing story, and real world testimonial on Volt Safety:
John Hughes
Chevrolet Volt Marketing & Promotions Manager
"Hi Mr. Hughes,
I got your name from my Volt Dealer here in Orange County, CA.
I bought a 2013 Volt in November 2012 for my 20 year old daughter Caroline and
we all loved it. I have a Porsche 911s and a BMW 740il. The Volt was our favorite car to drive.
On August 3rd, a drunk driver hit Caroline from the right rear traveling in the
same
direction.
The drunk driver hit our Volt so hard it knocked the Volt off the road down a
15 foot embankment.
Caroline in the Volt rolled several times down the embankment before hitting a
tree.
Caroline was taken by ambulance to a local hospital where she suffered only a
black eye, arm lacerations and stitches to her left foot. Our Farmers insurance adjuster said he never saw
a car that mangled without a fatality.
We are grateful to you and GM for making the Volt so safe. The fact that
Caroline survived that crash was a miracle from God and the 10 Volt airbags.
I am in the middle of buying
another Volt right now and thought you would like to share this story with anyone else at GM or with
any potential Volt buyers.
-Dr. Kerry Johnson
PS Attached are the photos of the accident. Feel free to call me for any more
details."
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