Chevrolet Volt Usados en Venta

I love the Volt. It is full of the latest technology and feels very safe to drive. I also love not buying gas! It has the feel of a luxury car - leather interior, touchscreen navigation system, ONSTAR, SiriusXM satellite radio, built-in car phone, etc. It handles very well and accelerates quickly when the gas is pushed. I feel cool driving around in it. I have a quirky license plate, and always see people taking pictures of my car.

The 2013 Chevy Volt is an exceptionally fuel-efficient vehicle. I have owned my Volt for almost a year now, and I have only had to buy gas once. That one purchase was less than twenty dollars. I have never thought it possible to save so much in fuel expenses. Additionally, the car is surprisingly small. That may be a good thing for some or a deal breaker for others. I really like how small it is though. I can fit into any space with room to spare, and it really adds to the maneuverability of the car. One of the only things I dislike about this car is that it comes with a rubber attachment to its bumper that makes its ground clearance extremely low. I understand that this attachment is to squeeze every last bit out of fuel-efficiency out of the car, but it can cause some alarming noises when driving over even moderate inclines.

GM's second-generation electric car with a back-up gas engine is much improved. It is quicker and quieter, rides more comfortably, and has easier-to-use controls. It can run on electricity for only 50 miles, at which point the engine kicks in to extend the range. It takes 4.5 hours to recharge the car using a 240-volt connection. We got 38 mpg in gas mode. This 1.5-liter engine acts as a generator, which eliminates the range anxiety common to electric-only vehicles. Visibility remains limited, and the rear seat is cramped and awkward to get into. However, the infotainment system is among the best. The Volt's tepid heat makes the heated seats and steering wheel must-have features.