2012 Chevy Volt. Electric. 4 Door Hatchback on 2040-cars

  this is not a hybrid, it is an electric vehicle with a gasoline powered engine that turns on when the batteries run down.
you can plug it into almost any household electrical outlet to recharge the batteries ,with the included 115 volt charger, or you can buy a 230 volt charger . charges in about 10 hours with the 115 volt charger , about 4 hours with the 230 volt charger. you can also use the free public 230 volt chargers that many local governments are installing, or pay to use the ones many businesses are installing. either way, electricity is a lot cheaper then gas. I have been averaging 9 kilowatt hours to charge it. averages 30 miles on a charge. average 300 miles a week for $20.00. if you charge it outside in the cold, you get less miles on a charge. that is just a characteristic of batteries, performance goes down in the cold. in the summer, i was getting 38- 40 miles on a charge. so i would guess, if you charge it in a garage, you will also get 38-40 miles.
I am selling it because it is not working out for me. I drive 50 miles one way to work ,so about half of the time i am on gas and i am not saving anything. if you only drive it 30 miles a day, the gas engine never comes on and you never buy gas.
I am the second owner.
(EDIT) as far as i know, i am the second owner. The auotcheck report says I am the only owner and that it was owned by several dealers, but apparently never sold. the report also does not show anything after i bought it.
about 70,000 miles left on the drive batteries warranty.
remote start. you can also remote start it from anywhere with ONSTAR and a cell phone.
key less , push button start. manual key back up, in case the key fob dies.
back up camera, parking collision avoidance alarms,bluetooth. most climate,  radio and bluetooth controls are display screen and touch screen. new tires. just got serviced at the chevy dealer.
nothing wrong with it. nothing broken. just normal scratches.
I have a loan on it, so buyer will have to wait for lien holder to release the title. you can take the car as soon as you pay for it, but it might be a few days for the lien holder to send me the title.
these cars sell for $40 -50,000.00 new, so i think it is worth the asking price. you can get one with a cheaper sticker price at a dealer, but i doubt you will drive it off the lot for that price. if you dont like the price, make me an offer.
no shipping. if you are out of the area you will have to make your own shipping arrangements.
I drive to Norwich area almost every afternoon, so if you live along the way, i can stop by for you to see it and test drive it.
I am still driving the car, so i cant give actual mileage . as of today, 30,680. I am estimating it will be around 31,000 during this listing.
please dont waste my time with payment scams, I have heard them all.