To: Ditter; Army Air Corps
He does most of his recharges at work. They have a couple charging stations, likely added with “stimulus money” LOL.
I’m sure if you look over here:
http://gm-volt.com/forum/
You’ll find plenty of info.
To me there’s no $$ savings in the Volt, because the capital cost is so high. You buy it because you enjoy the technology (like my friend), or you’re worried about a fuel shortage (like 1973-74) and must have mobility over relatively short distances.
73 posted on
02/19/2012 5:43:17 PM PST by
nascarnation
(DEFEAT BARAQ 2012 DEPORT BARAQ 2013)
To: nascarnation
I quite agree. Whatever money you save in fuel (if any) is consumed in a combination of the high price of the vehicle and the additional electricity cost in the electric bill. As short as my commute is, I am more likely to ride a bike of buy a used moped/motorscooter if we have another 1970s-style fuel shortage.
He does most of his recharges at work. They have a couple charging stations, likely added with stimulus money LOL.
Hopefully, he thanks you for paying for the charging station for his toy. ;-)
78 posted on
02/19/2012 6:10:01 PM PST by
Army Air Corps
(Four Fried Chickens and a Coke)
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