I frequently drive through some rural areas where my phone and tablet struggle to keep a signal, but the car's larger antenna works fine. I ended up adding my car as an extra "device" to my existing AT&T data plan along with my iPad and my wife's iPad. For $10 per month, the extra convenience was worth it to me. YMMV.
OnStar data plan question
I've had my Volt for almost 2 months...I'd received one notification that my data was running out so I bought some more for something like $15 and now that's run out too....I'm the only one using it and I don't think I use all that much. I told them not to renew it again, and we'll see how that goes. Am I just double paying for data from OnStar as well as my phone provider as I've got an included amount of data with my phone anyway for when I'm not in a wifi hotspot. It seems to me that I can get by just fine without any wifi on in my car. Anyone else have thoughts on this?
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