The gas engine on the 2016 Volt can and does drive the wheels directly, much more frequently than the earlier models. I own a 2016.

The gas engine on the 2016 Volt can and does drive the wheels directly, much more frequently than the earlier models. I own a 2016.

The gas engine on the 2016 Volt can and does drive the wheels directly, much more frequently than the earlier models. I own a 2016.

My 2016 Volt revs up with throttle with the accelerator constantly when in gas mode.

The gas engine on the 2016 Volt can and does drive the wheels directly, much more frequently than the earlier models. I own a 2016.

The gas engine on the 2016 Volt can and does drive the wheels directly, much more frequently than the earlier models. I own a 2016.

The gas engine on the 2016 Volt can and does drive the wheels directly, much more frequently than the earlier models. I own a 2016.

The gas engine on the 2016 Volt can and does drive the wheels directly, much more frequently than the earlier models. I own a 2016.

The gas engine on the 2016 Volt can and does drive the wheels directly, much more frequently than the earlier models. I own a 2016.

Umm, the gas engine in the Volt isn’t a generator, it drives the wheels.

How about they load up some tanker trucks or rail cars with some of that snow and just start driving west?

What’s your opinion on the Chevy Bolt or the 2017 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid?

#COTD!

Why can I only star this once? This is an amazing and succinct summation of racism. Thank you.

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If the $7,500 subsidy was paid on *every* EV sold in the U.S. thus far, it would total a little over $4 billion. The oil, natural gas, and coal industries got $600 billion in 2013 alone.

Yes! Totally correct!

This should only apply from 1/2 mile before to 1/2 mile after an interchange or on-/off-ramp, and only during a busy period. This shouldn’t just be a standard rule, because someone going too slow in your #2 lane can essentially turn a 4-lane highway into a 2-lane highway.

Thank you! Too many people just say to keep out of the left lane, but people need to keep out of *every* left lane. “Keep right except while passing” means “stay in the right-most lane you can”, not “stay out of the left lane”. The right lane should have a draw like gravity, and you should always be trying to move…

I’ve had a soft spot for Australia ever since it won me a game. I was down to just Australia, my opponent had the rest of the map. I survived a turn of combat, turned in cards for a massive amount of armies, and proceeded to run the board. It was great.