[express_wagon]

I use to have a Wrangler. Jeep wave, I miss that. I don't really miss the JK though, just wasn't my thing. Do you wave to other Volt owners?

 

[yev365]

There are just too many Volts in SF bay area

 

[El Dobro]

In NJ, you have to be careful when you put your hand up.

 

[freshcut]

It was standard practice to wave or quick flash the lights when I had my Mini, but I've only waved a few times with the Volt. The reception from other Volt drivers seems to be lukewarm at best. Perhaps it's just not as widely known in the Volt community.

 

[CurrentEvent]

I wave or honk, but Volt owners don't look here in SL. They don't seem to know they're in an exclusive club here.

 

[srmarti]

I wave or honk, but Volt owners don't look here in SL. They don't seem to know they're in an exclusive club here.

Seldom. Most drivers seem not interested no matter what they're driving.

 

[llninja]

I use the pedestrian honk at the end of the turn signal stalk (gen1). Few people honk back though, but I still do it.

 

[colchiro]

I use the pedestrian honk at the end of the turn signal stalk (gen1). Few people honk back though, but I still do it.

Me too.

 

[Bill Step]

I wave or honk, but Volt owners don't look here in SL. They don't seem to know they're in an exclusive club here.

same here on the rt128 belt,,they barely look over.may have to start swerving at them.

 

[llninja]

In NJ, you have to be careful when you put your hand up.

Isn't the proper etiquette to use both arms, one for the fist pump and the other as a brace holding the bicep above the elbow?

 

[O'Dell]

Back in the sixties and seventies all sports car drivers waved at each other, and of course, I was one of them. In the last twelve years or so I had a series of Corvettes, and found that they do the same thing. However, I seldom notice another Volt especially a Gen 2 on the road, unless they're sitting next to me at a light. So I guess the answer is no.

 

[Mr X]

No one seems to be aware or simply observant while on the road. I observe everyone and everything. All I ever see are people staring at their phones or they just look miserable. Lol



But I'll throw up the V if I make eye contact with another Volt, especially if my special passenger is with me. She gets a kick out of it. Even more so when the other Volt driver does it back!

 

[El Dobro]

Isn't the proper etiquette to use both arms, one for the fist pump and the other as a brace holding the bicep above the elbow?

You can use one hand, but you have to be careful with how many fingers you put up.

 

[JerryInSanDiego]

No one seems to be aware or simply observant while on the road. I observe everyone and everything. All I ever see are people staring at their phones or they just look miserable. Lol
!

Freeway zombies....

 

[Glenerd]

I never see another Volt here in Augusta, GA. I do see lots of shiny new four door pickup trucks with nothing in the truck bed.

 

[Joe67]

I wave. A few wave back.

 

[FranandPat]

Both generations are pretty rare in my area but someone who sells Volt accessories (I'm lookin at you Scarlet) told me the proper wave is the V. I do it all the time but have never had a response. I have found that many of the Ford products have a lot of chromed up grille and it takes a bit to determine if it is an oncoming Volt or a Ford.

 

[BAZINGA]

As a long time Corvette owner (since 1972) the "wave" or "V" finger wave was protocol and a cool part of the community. But lately that bit of history and commerade seems to be dying. I will flash my lights when I see an approaching Volt and wave if the owner is attentive.

 

[llninja]

You can use one hand, but you have to be careful with how many fingers you put up.

The two handed method is more powerful, but I am in no way condoning taking both hands off the wheel.

Just make sure you don't use the wrong finger
https://youtu.be/id1kYEuRUmw

 

[rand49er]

My arm would be exhausted around here.