
Chevy Volt
I had lunch today with a good friend that sells cars for Jeff Schmitt Chevrolet in Dayton, Ohio. He kept talking about a new hybrid style car, the Chevrolet Volt, that just hit their floor. After hearing him rant about the Volt the entire time we were at lunch I told him I wanted to stop by and take a look at it.
For those of you that aren’t familiar with the Volt, its unique among electric vehicles because you have two sources of energy. You have an electric source–a battery–that allows you to drive gas–free for an EPA–estimated 35 miles. And there’s also an onboard gas generator that produces electricity so you can go up to to a total of 375 additional miles on a full tank of gas4. So if you want to drive using only electricity, you can. If you want to drive using electricity and gas, you can do that too. Volt is first for two very good reasons. – I got this straight from the Chevrolet website.
I met my friend at Jeff Schmitt Chevy in Dayton and he let me climb right in the drivers seat of a brand spanking new Chevy Volt. The first thought that came to mind was this car feels luxurious. It was extremely comfortable and spacious too. It has a power button you push to turn the car on and when it’s on you don’t hear a thing. Seriously, you don’t hear anything.

Chevy Volt Instrument Panel
As I pulled out of the dealership I accelerated, as all guys do during a test drive, and was simply amazed at how smoothly and fast this thing accelerated. It just goes. Unlike anything I’ve ever driven before. I continually laughed at how much power it had and a type of power that I had never felt before. I want to go back and drive it again; so amazingly exhilarating to drive.
Just about every control on the inside was touch.It’s technology is more advanced than any car I’ve ever been in.
When I first heard about it, I thought I should think it was cool because its electric and has a built in recharging system. But when I drove the Volt for the first time, I completely forgot about all of that because of how exasperating it was to drive the car.
I have no clue how much the Volt cost and I’m sure I’m leaving out a tun of information about it, but I thought it was so cool I would write about my experience.
Chevy Volt, you have 2 thumbs up. Well that’s my Chevy Volt Review from Dayton, OH.
BTW, my friend at Jeff Schmitt is Jonathan Miller. If you’re interested in checking out the Chevy Volt in Dayton, OH go see him.
-Mark Rhodus