Good luck. I want one too, but not black, and am holding off until I have the cash to buy it outright. Plus I'll probably change my mind between a half dozen other vehicles over the course of the next year. But if someone tboned and totaled my volt, the ELR ismon the short list. I should have been more patient to see of original prices would drop, but instead I bought a volt.If you have one please let me know. I am looking for fully loaded with black exterior. The 2016's are all over priced according to KBB so I may have to just stick to 2014's.
I just emailed the about the one in Methuen,MA.lets see if its still available.
I'm sure it's still available, it's been sitting for a bit.I just emailed the about the one in Methuen,MA.lets see if its still available.
emailed me back,,they said it sold recently.oh well,the search continues.I'm sure it's still available, it's been sitting for a bit.
RR, I mentioned ACC and luxury package above but should have just said RR but wasn't sure if people knew the vin codes, it made shopping a lot easier. I had ACC on my Audi and didn't realize is was there until a year later, I drive in a lot of stop and go and when people would dart in front of me (which is all the time in the city) I would hit the brakes unsure if the car would be able to stop, but I didn't want to risk it. Not sure how well this ACC will perform in that type of situation.So the one you bought is R or S?
I would never buy one (now) without ACC. However, I didn't know what ACC was when I bought mine. It just came with it.
The 5th character of the VIN indicates the options.
L = base
M = luxury only
N = kona only
P = luxury & kona
R = luxury & adaptive cruise
S = luxury, kona & adaptive cruise
Saks editions do NOT have a special code, but, I believe they are the only ones in white.
Mine is an R. Red with tan interior. Seems like a lot of them are red.
About the same as you describe. I have to hit the brakes about 6 or 7 times in a 20-mi commute due to other drivers squeezing into my gap. Which disengages ACC. Resume is around 6mph if it was previously set.I drive in a lot of stop and go and when people would dart in front of me (which is all the time in the city) I would hit the brakes unsure if the car would be able to stop, but I didn't want to risk it. Not sure how well this ACC will perform in that type of situation.
Not to happy with what happened with it today. A car in front of me switched lanes and so the car sped up really fast and I almost hit the car in front of me, I had to slam on the breaks. I thought the only problem I would have is when cars try to dart in front from of me, not cars leaving lanes. I had an A7 before this and the ACC on that car never did anything like this.About the same as you describe. I have to hit the brakes about 6 or 7 times in a 20-mi commute due to other drivers squeezing into my gap. Which disengages ACC. Resume is around 6mph if it was previously set.
It's still easier to use ACC than to do everything manually though.
The AACC on this car and most GM products of that time is not very good IMO. Compared to Lexus or Lincoln (my most two current cars) it's night and day bad.Not to happy with what happened with it today. A car in front of me switched lanes and so the car sped up really fast and I almost hit the car in front of me, I had to slam on the breaks. I thought the only problem I would have is when cars try to dart in front from of me, not cars leaving lanes. I had an A7 before this and the ACC on that car never did anything like this.