Hi everyone! No, I’m not a new member… I have been here for awhile, and I’m sure my propensity for over-sharing is probably annoying, but I am just dying to introduce the newest member to our Bolt family. Here we find Bugs now able to fit in the garage with the new sibling 2023 EUV 2LT that my wife Frances has affectionately named “Daffy.”
Bugs left and Daffy right
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It’s raining today so I will load some pictures of the new car later.
we bought both cars from Steves Chevrolet of Chowchilla; about ~53 miles from our house. There is a closer Chevy dealer in Patterson, but I will only use them for service if even that. Too long of a story why for right now. Todd, our salesman is literally the best car salesman I have ever met. I wouldn’t change a thing about him, and he has my ongoing endorsement for getting the best deal anywhere around here. This dealship group has a zero markup policy, so anyone in Northern California can call this guy if you can’t find anyone who isn’t trying to extract money for buying these hard to locate Bolts (it’s both good and bad to be so popular).
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So thank you Todd for another happy purchase. This makes #4 for us. That is what a symbiotic business relationship is all about!
Now for some direct comparisons between an EUV premier and an EUV 2LT sans Conviniece Package (Daffy does not have leather seats or the 2LT wheels). Daffy has the Comfort and Driver’s packages that are an economical way to get the features that really count and yet keeping the MSRP under $30k. In fact it was $29680 which includes the tire inflator kit
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So what does getting the premier package add? I am not going to list absolutely everything, but the black/bright version of the exact same wheels
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I never realized that the only difference is color. The next thing is that the 2LT doesn’t have the bird’s eye view on the backup screen, and it doesn’t have the rear view mirror video view. I see 2 less cameras on the 2LT. The premier has a forward camera mounted in the bezel of the front grille and the 2LT doesn’t
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In the rear the premier has a camera at the top of the rear window that the 2LT doesn’t
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Bugs left and Daffy right
It’s raining today so I will load some pictures of the new car later.
we bought both cars from Steves Chevrolet of Chowchilla; about ~53 miles from our house. There is a closer Chevy dealer in Patterson, but I will only use them for service if even that. Too long of a story why for right now. Todd, our salesman is literally the best car salesman I have ever met. I wouldn’t change a thing about him, and he has my ongoing endorsement for getting the best deal anywhere around here. This dealship group has a zero markup policy, so anyone in Northern California can call this guy if you can’t find anyone who isn’t trying to extract money for buying these hard to locate Bolts (it’s both good and bad to be so popular).
So thank you Todd for another happy purchase. This makes #4 for us. That is what a symbiotic business relationship is all about!
Now for some direct comparisons between an EUV premier and an EUV 2LT sans Conviniece Package (Daffy does not have leather seats or the 2LT wheels). Daffy has the Comfort and Driver’s packages that are an economical way to get the features that really count and yet keeping the MSRP under $30k. In fact it was $29680 which includes the tire inflator kit
So what does getting the premier package add? I am not going to list absolutely everything, but the black/bright version of the exact same wheels
I never realized that the only difference is color. The next thing is that the 2LT doesn’t have the bird’s eye view on the backup screen, and it doesn’t have the rear view mirror video view. I see 2 less cameras on the 2LT. The premier has a forward camera mounted in the bezel of the front grille and the 2LT doesn’t
In the rear the premier has a camera at the top of the rear window that the 2LT doesn’t
(Continued in next post)
