Senior citizen drives Volt almost 4,000 miles in less than 5 days, followed by drone!

@ Raymondjram ... I once went 50 miles on foot in a day when I was 19 at Fort Bragg, North Carolina and I thought I was gonna die. Now that I am an old fart, 50 yards in a day is about all I can stand, and I can't stand to not be standing on the "gas" peddle in my Volt so I can do darned near a thousand miles in a day in my blistering fast red Volt. Two drivers swapping "chores" in Texas where some of our interstate roads are 80 MPH can get you a long way, fast.

@ Flux Capacitor Thank you. I've been off and on the internet (we have "issues" on connectivity out here in the sticks) and I've become so filthy rich these past two years, bagging goat poop and selling it to city slickers as "The finest organic matter for your home veggie garden, grows delicious crops" that soon I will be able to buy a Bolt and pay cash for it. God bless those gullible city slickers... Heck, I might just buy my 3rd Volt too.

@ bjrosen

Speed limit here in Texas is 75 except for a stretch of road between Pecos and almost to El Paso on i-10 where it is 80, and my Volt goes a lot faster than 80. Add two possessed drivers in a Volt swapping sleeping and driving, and you can make a very long trip in any car (if you don't care about your standings on VoltStats...) Spent little time on Route 66 compared to the "fast roads."

Speed limits in New Mexico (or should I say "crawl limits" are ridiculous. But I have an app, for that.

Life is short and the road is long... Haul buns I say.