[Barrydr]

Traded in my Crystal Red 2013 Volt for a Cajun Red 2018 Volt. So far I love the new one. Got the Drivers Confidence pkg 1 & 2, Nav & ACC. Still getting used to the changes between the two my's.

 

[sosmerc]

Congrats! I am sure you are going to love it.....especially the ACC!

 

[bentbiker]

Does the 2018 have Homelink (or equiv) again? Any real differences from '17 to '18? I didn't realized they'd actually started shipping yet.

 

[dhrivnak]

Congratulations and I hope you soon give a much more detailed review. Thank you

 

[VoltenRock]

Congrats! Just traded my 13 for a 17! Would also be curious if any differences between '17 & '18--especially the difference with the REDs. It looked (from pictures) that the Cajun Red was a bit brighter than the Siren Red on the '17. But I never saw one in the wild.

There are definitely quite a few differences from Gen 1, to say the least. I'm going to give myself a little time with the new car before determining likes/dislikes between I & II.

 

[BAZINGA]

Congrats, after owning a 2012 and 2013, now a 2017 w/ACC I can't see living w/o it. So when I was out shopping for a mid-sized CUV it had to have ACC. So I bought a new 2017 GMC Acadia but had to buy a Denali to get ACC. That's how much I wanted it.

 

[bxd20]

Congrats, after owning a 2012 and 2013, now a 2017 w/ACC I can't see living w/o it. So when I was out shopping for a mid-sized CUV it had to have ACC. So I bought a new 2017 GMC Acadia but had to buy a Denali to get ACC. That's how much I wanted it.

We're Acadia shopping too. It is crazy that GM demands you get the Denali trim AND still add the Technology package. In comparison, all Toyota Highlander trims have this standard, even cloth seat low end trims. I'm no Toyota fan, but it bothers me that an equivalent vehicle offers a feature in their $30,000 model that GM reserves only for its $50,000 model. (Comparing similar vehicles of course.)

 

[Barrydr]

No Homelink. Not sure of any other changes from the '17.