However, a contractor stopped by to do some other work in the apartment and told us that if he was us, he never would have allowed it, she is parked right by the garage where it charges overnight and he told me that if this Chevy Bolt catches fire our house will burn down and we are liable for car and everything.

You are looking for the beat up Chevy in the lot of Cadillacs! 

It's a nice Chevy volt though, so at least I can drive for free and not pay for gas (for the first 30 miles anyways...

Eventually built up enough money to get a better used car ('74 Orange Chevy Vega i bought from my sister in 1986) and went to college part time.

Originally posted by Chevis Duncan:they found me on here (bp).

It’s like buying a Mercedes when a Chevy will get you where you want to go as well.

I doubt it, but we shall see.but to answer your question, I invested in some MPG increasing items for my truck. it's a V8 that now gets over 21mpg if I go easy on the throttle. thats as good and better then most V6 SUV's and trucks.we also drive my wife's car more often on weekends. which gets close to 30, and sometimes more mpg.even as I expect gas prices to drop before this happens, I am savings to buy a hybrid Silverado in the next few years. i think I read that Chevy may release a real one as early as 2007-08.

Where Chevy Chase lets the snake in the house?

There is still a ton of land to develop on around that area whereas if you come down to Bethesda, Kensington, Chevy chase, closer to DC you will see this is much different.  

Off hand, good terms, very good rate for seller financing, so good it makes me wonder, guess that means $1,080,000.00 financed.What is better depends on your market.The only other advice is ask questions that has much more detail about the circumstances and what the goals are.Asking what is better, as you did, is like asking what's better, a Ford, Chevy or a Dodge?