[wizard_of-ahs]

And we are happy campers

My fears of mountain climbing with the Volt were UNFOUNDED !!!!!

Drove like a dream with no problems.............

Thanks to all especially Dutch and Ilninja

 

[2015 volt]

Congradulationd!!!!! Glad you had a great time !!!

 

[llninja]

Wait, what were you doing in your volt? You had protection, right?


BTW, it's LLninja, not ILninja (a.k.a. GBT#1)

 

[Dutch]

Outstanding! Glad you enjoyed the trip.

 

[obermd]

Wait, what were you doing in your volt? You had protection, right?


BTW, it's LLninja, not ILninja (a.k.a. GBT#1)

I was thinking there are more comfortable places for this.

 

[EvenSimpler]

congrats! 43mpg is very respectable for such a long trip! I haver yet to do one of my own that is longer than 200 miles.

 

[calvinist]

Wait, what were you doing in your volt? You had protection, right?

)

Well, when you lay down the back seats, there is a surprising amount of room in the back.

 

[dannycamps]

I find the Volt to be awesome at higher elevations. The first time we drove our kids to camp in the Pocono mountains, we used our Dodge Journey which felt like it was struggling each time it had to climb a hill. The Volt just zips right up with no hesitation at all.

 

[llninja]

Tell that to Elemental. We're still wondering how the skid marks got on his headliner.

"Christening" new cars used to be a tradition over here.

Wait, was it his headliner or Turtledoves? Anyway, it probably doesn't matter as last I haerd, he's rolling in an ELR. So less rear seat room, no hatchback space, but that red hot body is something else (the ELR and Turtledove - I still can't believe he posted pics).

 

[obermd]

Tell that to Elemental. We're still wondering how the skid marks got on his headliner.

I'm not sure I want to know...