Comments on: Volt Drivers Average 900 Miles Between Fill Ups

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By: Tgordi

Tgordi — Mon, 21 May 2012 20:04:15 +0000

I own a Leaf and not Volt. We plug in the car once every 2-3 days weekdays and 2-3 times over the weekend, when we drive around more. What is there to forget? You can see the charge status, like the gas gauge on a internal combustion car and if it is low, you plug in. Do people with gas-driven car ever forget to fill the tank? For an electric car, it is actually easier: I don’t need to drive around to the gas station. My station is here at home.

By: Volt136

Volt136 — Mon, 21 May 2012 19:53:27 +0000

I bought my Volt (VIN #136) in Dec 2010. I get about 40 of my 44 mile round trip commutte using Electricity. I have taken some long trips ~1000 miles, during which I got ~40MPG of gasoline. I get around 1000 miles on a tank of gas I guess – I really don’t usually think about gas, except every other month or so when I realize I should put more in. My electric v. total miles as of today are 15333/19295, or 79.5%. Check http://www.voltstats.net if you want to see good sampling of volt owners mileages. To answer the person’s question about forgetting to plug it in… in about 1.5 years I have forgotten 2 times and my wife once.
Bottom-line – it is a well built, fun, silent, smooth, sporty car that allows me to use local electricity, from local jobs.

By: Ardi - France

Ardi - France — Mon, 21 May 2012 07:52:07 +0000

I would like to know, for Volt owners, do you really plug your car every day?

One can imagine that after several months you may forget to do this ritual

By: Lynn Mellenthin

Lynn Mellenthin — Sun, 20 May 2012 11:07:20 +0000

Stick to the point. The value and economics of the Volt not the fairness of our tax system or social injustice or reasons for our endless wars. The economics of the car should be fought out in a free market. Subsidies of all kinds should be greatly reduced or eliminated to fairly measure this.

By: Modern Marvel Fan

Modern Marvel Fan — Sun, 20 May 2012 08:16:08 +0000

Well, if you want to put it in that biased way, then I want to ask you about all the oil change, air filter, cost of refining gasoline, the cost of transporting gasoline, the cost of dispense gasoline (gas stations), the cost of produce engine oil...etc.

As far as the $7,500 tax incentive goes. 47% of the American do NOT pay Federal Income Tax. I have paid more than my shares. Last year, I paid over $68,000 in Federal Income Tax alone (another $15,000 in State income tax). That is MORE than enough to cover many of those $7,500 federal tax incentives. If you want go technical, you can take my shares of money that government spent on securing American oil interest in the middle east to fund my $7,500.