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.

My Chevy Volt is the best vehicle I have ever owned. The best part about it is that when the battery runs out, it runs a gasoline generator that charges the battery. I hardly ever have to use gasoline on a daily basis. I can get upwards of 50 miles on the battery in the summer time. Only about 27-29 miles in the winter, but I don't mind that. I don't commute to work, so the only driving I do is when I run my errands and go on trips. And even when I go on a long trip, I end up getting around 40 MPG on the highway.