Steve Wozniak looking to "Bolt" from his Model S

[McRat]

They should, though. Chicago to LA via 66/40, then up the 1 to SF, was probably the most fun I've ever had in a car.

It is pretty rare. Just about everyone told us it was a dumb idea. As big a proponent as I am, I certainly wouldn't recommend anyone buy a car around being able to do that, though.

If interstate cruising is the most fun you've had in a car you apparently aren't very flexible.

 

[mrElbe]

Route 66 is not Interstate cruising.

 

[McRat]

Route 66 is not Interstate cruising.

Most of 66 is now freeway.

 

[hill]

Bolt has no Navigation screen!

is purely subjective - but imo, TomTom or Google would be better than stock gm mapping anyway. Thus, lemons to lemonade!

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[McRat]

is purely subjective - but imo, TomTom or Google would be better than stock gm mapping anyway. Thus, lemons to lemonade!

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You should try OnStar with HUD and pop up center LCD display. Flawless, hand's free, eyes free, human interface: "What's that cafe on the end of the pier? Can you load directions and call them for me?"

Nothing beats talking to a real person.

The Bolt has OnStar. But it does not have HUD Navigation or hidden display (Cadillac). The HUD is only for Frontal Collision Warning.