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>I've always wondered what long term issues one might encounter with a Volt. It's a Chevy...so expect some pretty bad engineering defects with everything but t
by delfinom 7y ago
>I've always wondered what long term issues one might encounter with a Volt.
It's a Chevy...so expect some pretty bad engineering defects with everything but the engine/drivetrain.
- Robotbeat 7y agoI've had an incredibly good experience with the Volt. They deployed their best engineers to work on it. It was probably the best made Chevy at the time, a kind of flagship project.
- cptskippy 7y ago> It was probably the best made Chevy at the time, a kind of flagship project. In 2013, the Volt and Cadillac CTS shared the highest score (3.00) of any General Motors vehicle in Consumer Reports Reliability Index (excluding the Pontiac Vibe which is really a Toyota rebadge). For comparison: 37 (of 41) Toyota vehicles scored the same or better than the Volt.
- magduf 7y agoYeah, it does seem like Chevys have some pretty robust engines/drivetrains, installed in some pretty lousy bodies.
- jethro_tell 7y agoI have a truck that has 300k miles on the original engine and transmission but I have to change the headlight switch every 50 to 70k miles. I also have to replace the interior door handles every 100k. So, 6 door handles (right and left), 6 light switches, a fuel pump, radiator, and she's ready for a suspension. But rocking the same engine.