Often a pebble caught between the dust shield and the caliper.

jack vines

Congrats on being patient. We're waiting our turn and later is better; more warranty down the road.

jack vines

At present, used Bolt prices are an anomaly in the marketplace. There are so few for sale in any given locale, chances of finding a steal deal are slim and none. Having said that, keep looking regionally; anything can be anywhere. Bottom line - if you can find the right deal and get in line for a ne...

Yes, the Bolt is near perfect for 99.9% of daily vehicle use. The Bolt as a useful medium distance road trip vehicle depends upon the driver/passenger's ability to adapt and change. There are many Bolt owners who laud the every 150-200-mile stops to recharge as a benefit; a more relaxing mode of tra...

Yes, in a vehicle designed to accommodate that style of driving. No, it's not possible in a Bolt, but then it's very easy and intuitive "To driver perfectly in Low you must perfectly reflect your intention in the pressure you put on the accelerator." Maybe, accept that the methods OP sugge...

2017 four years in and zero maintenance and zero trips to the dealer; the underhood is only lightly dusty. The brakes will last forever. We drive for weeks without ever using the friction brakes.

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FWIW, the Bolt is a very tight fit around the OEM tire/wheel. There is essentially no extra space for a wider wheel or a taller tire. Suggest before investing any money in spacers and/or custom wheels and/or other than OEM tire size, do a trial fit.

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I've written and called Chevy about this. Maybe there are more of you out there that share my beef. If so, please let Chevy know you want the cross bar option on the LT. These marketing decisions are constantly remade by management, and if enough of us squawk, maybe they'll do the right thing for t...

Yes, No, Maybe. No one on a public forum has sufficient information to answer your question. There will be WAGs and lunatic fringe opinions and a few well-reasoned discussions, but it's unknowable at this juncture. Get back to us in a year with what you learned.

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But overall I agree that GM needs to . . . . show the general public they're on our side, My experience over many years is corporations are never, ever "on our side." Short term profits and long-term survival are the only decision points which get serious discussion in high level meetings...