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Had a chance to take a look while I had the front repainted... Enjoy and bemuse yourselves:

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Global warming.

Has anyone considered or figured out how to soften that jumpy/bumpy Bolt ride? I drove our Bolt after a month or two break (my family drives it mostly) and I just can't believe how awful it is. It's so bad I actually feel unsafe in this vehicle. I am specifically referring to 580 east or west...

I got an urgent appointment to address it. Car is in the shop right now. We'll see what transpires. At first I thought it was the suspension, then I turned the wheel back and forth at the stop, and it became apparent what it was. We'll keep you posted. I recommend you yank your steering wheel...

We are at 7,300 as of today.

Your turn, social media savvy people. Pics, stories, facebook, twitter and so on... You know what to do and how to do it. Mary Barra/GM will do nothing until we, the consumers, mount a bad media campaign so effective that GM will feel it; let everyone know NOT to buy Bolt because of its poorly...

Read all about it! http://insideevs.com/gm-engineers-reveal-top-11-cool-chevrolet-bolt-facts-to-motor-trend/ My favorite: 2. Bolt has asymmetric front seats. Outboard bolster is bigger to house airbag, while inside bolster is smaller. Now wouldn't you know it...

1. Fix the seats. Normal height bolsters that don't cut into thighs; 2. Fix suspension. Softer ride that absorbs road imperfections, instead of making the whole car hop like a rabbit; 3. Fix infotainment. Objective: fewest clicks possible, ergonomic real buttons, ease of use that is...

They knew I needed a car and had me by the balls because there are 10 buyers if I backed out. So at this stage it's full retail and no haggling. We got Premier, Package II white, We decided to lease at 10,000 miles so as to make the lease as cheap as possible and purchase 3 years down the road...

http://insideevs.com/chevrolet-bolt-design-analayzed/ http://cardesignnews.com/articles/first-sight/2016/12/chevy-bolt “The Bolt could have been the Mustang or Corvair Monza of our era. It had the potential to be an affordable, sporty car that spoke of the future and the fun of driving, or an...

Well, I drove Bolt today. It was the dealer unit, not for sale, basic LT version with cloth seats, and L3 charging port (they all have it, I was told). I didn't get to fiddle with it too much, but took it locally and freeway with my wife. My observations: When you sit down sideways to pivot...