It is indeed going to be a long wait, which I guess I don't mind so much. I'm not planning to buy another car anytime soon, still checking other models for now.I looked up what pre-production is and Chevy is doing it to make sure their factory assembly line is getting the car quality right, a test for the plant's new tools and such. The retail production cars, ones we can buy, are said to start being produced near the end of this year.
Still a long while to wait but maybe these pre-production Bolts will make their way around the dealerships for potential buyer test drives?
For sure!Typically i noticed only people who work for the brand being able to drive them and get inside, as well as those from publications reviewing it.
So we might see a lot of that exposure going on which will do the Bolt some good in building up interest and priming people to buy.
Probably best to stick to your gasoline vehicle especially if you don't have to make any more payments to it, just maintaining it you'll save far more money in the end, beats always having to make a monthly payment.I'm planning on a new car and I want an electric one but not in too much of a rush since my gas car is still running fine. Sure the charger will cost me a good chunk of change but once that's isntalled I can charge my car cheaply at home along with any future electric cars I plan to purchase.
I can wait but that doesn't mean I'm not excited for the new Bolt and hanging onto every new piece of info coming out.
For sure. Until more reviews come out and cars available for test drives, we'll know if it's what they say it is.Hype is always a good thing. I expect that reviews will come out in the near future and Chevy will be trying to show that the Bolt is both practical and affordable.
What made you change your mind and want to switch from gas to electric?I'm planning on a new car and I want an electric one but not in too much of a rush since my gas car is still running fine. Sure the charger will cost me a good chunk of change but once that's isntalled I can charge my car cheaply at home along with any future electric cars I plan to purchase.
I can wait but that doesn't mean I'm not excited for the new Bolt and hanging onto every new piece of info coming out.
or he could sell his gas car and go for electricProbably best to stick to your gasoline vehicle especially if you don't have to make any more payments to it, just maintaining it you'll save far more money in the end, beats always having to make a monthly payment.