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It may be just a perception thing but I am starting to believe that there is something about the aerodynamics of my 2013 Volt that causes much more dust / dirt to cling to the back of this car than any other that I own.
I live along an unpaved road in eastern Colorado. I would call it gravel, but the road is actually much more of a fine grained sandy sort of thing. And it is very dry here. The kind of thing where you can see a vehicle coming from miles away by the large cloud of dust kicked into the air.
Every drive from home starts and ends with about 2 miles of this unpaved road. The back of my Volt always seems to be much dirtier than any of my other vehicles, pickups, jeeps, cars, etc. Stopping at the car wash is just fine until I head for home again. Once I get there, he's just as dirty as before the wash.
I live along an unpaved road in eastern Colorado. I would call it gravel, but the road is actually much more of a fine grained sandy sort of thing. And it is very dry here. The kind of thing where you can see a vehicle coming from miles away by the large cloud of dust kicked into the air.
Every drive from home starts and ends with about 2 miles of this unpaved road. The back of my Volt always seems to be much dirtier than any of my other vehicles, pickups, jeeps, cars, etc. Stopping at the car wash is just fine until I head for home again. Once I get there, he's just as dirty as before the wash.