California drivers recently spoke up, and American auto brand Chevrolet listened. The company just announced its plans for a low-emission variant of the 2012 Chevy Volt . This Volt was designed with CA drivers in mind; it allows them to now drive solo in carpool (HOV) lanes. The new add-on Low Emissions Package won't cost drivers and arm and a leg, either. In fact, it won't cost more than a standard Chevrolet Volt, which has a starting MSRP of $39,900 and qualifies for both a state tax rebate of $1,500 and federal tax credit of $7,500…

Have you been considering purchasing or leasing the 2012 Chevy Volt? Now's a great time. Bayside Chevrolet was pleased, although not surprised, to find out the Chevrolet Volt owners are the most satisfied drivers in the U.S. according to a Consumer Reports survey. Ninety-three percent of Chevy Volt owners that participated in this survey asserted that they would definitely buy the Volt again. The Chevy Volt tackled such rivals as Porsche 911 and Dodge Challenger models in the survey.