Chevrolet Volt Usados en Venta en Brooklyn, MI

My 2012 Chevy Volt is an amazing and unique vehicle in many ways. It's main feature is being an electrically powered car that is able to run gas-free for about 30 miles, yet offering the flexibility to use gas there-after. Having an electric motor, it is almost silent when running on battery power and still is extremely quiet even after switching to gas-powered operation. Gas-powered operation averages about 34mpg for a mix of city and highway driving, though will decrease to 28-30mpg in cold weather of temperatures below 20 degrees. The car itself seems to be a very strong build quality, giving an amazingly smooth and quiet ride for a compact size car. It really does give a luxury car feel beyond what you would expect from a Chevrolet name badge. Acceleration is peppy for being a fuel efficient vehicle as well. The leather interior of the premium model looks sleek and sporty. My biggest downside of the vehicle is the lack of a 3rd seat in the back, giving the car ability to seat only 4 instead of the 5 passengers a standard compact sedan is able to. Instead of the middle rear seat, it has a rear center console with drink holders, storage, and an extra DC charger. Overall though, it is a very quiet, comfortable ride that still is very sporty and provides great overall fuel economy.

I really love the Chevy Volt. I bought it used, so it was a great value. I think the car is attractive and sleek, especially for a hybrid. Mine is red, and the paint color is really nice and stands out. I don't think it's super apparent that it's a hybrid when you see it. The awesome thing about the Volt is that if you only drive short distances from home (i.e., work, errands), you can pretty much get away with only using electric power. I charge it every one to two days, and I almost never have to put gas in. I'd say I average about 35-40 miles of range off of one charge. The inside of the car is also really sleek and attractive. I have the black leather and white accents, so it looks kind of futuristic. I also have heated seats and remote start, both super convenient for the Wisconsin winter. The only thing I dislike about the car is the interface for the dash buttons. Everything is touch, so it can be easy to bump things by accident, and also it's sometimes difficult to find the button you're looking for. Overall though, I'm really happy with the car and would buy another Volt.

It's a good solid car. Fit, finish and materials were better than the 2013 Subaru that it replaced. It handles nice and the extra weight really sticks it to the road like a slot car. Oh, and there's the whole part where you hardly ever have to fill it with gas or do oil changes. Just plug it in every night. it has exceeded all expectations I had for a modern GM car (a low bar, I know).