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A quick search shows they have 4 for sale, http://www.carmax.com/enus/search-results/default.html?ANa=68&N=4294966976+4294961840&Ne=4&D=90&zip=92130&pD=0&pI=0&pT=400&pC=200&pB=0&No=0&Ep=search:findcar:home&Rp=R&PP=20&sV=List&CD=662+14+966+240+190+398+9&Q=a25dc578-2720-4105-8d00-ba8fabf8663b"...

You forgot one point. All of those future Leaf owners will not be new cars. There will be used cars on the market that will be giving a bad reputation to the new car market, it's a cycle. This is why cars such as Camry is such a good seller, used ones are reliable and keep on running. The...

Agreed. Now that they can claim a real warranty, why would they buy them back? This renders the terms gradual (or rapid, the exact term I used in defense for my arbitration) moot. The warranty will kick in at 70%, so even in my instance of a 22% loss in a year means that if I were to lose...

My point exactly. Only some of those on MNL are talking (wishing really) about a remedy, not Nissan. As with American car makers, the usual remedy is cash back to solve a "problem". Nothing was forthcoming, nothing has been forthcoming and nothing will be forthcoming concerning battery warranty.

Found it, this is what OrientExpress is talking about, http://www.greencarreports.com/news/1081280_nissan-offers-almost-10k-cash-back-on-leaf-electric-cars?fbfanpage" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. Just more money off instead of admitting there is a problem.

Exactly. If they have a plan, that means they are willing to admit to some sort of defect, something that big corporations don't do. If they are going to admit to having a defect, why the delay? Just as many here are hopefully waiting for a "fix" from Nissan, is Nissan waiting for something...

I doubt it! Also interesting that you say many, not all.

Did either you or Volusiano file a BBB Lemon Law complaint? It doesn't sound like it and if not, you must and when you do there will be time frames that you and Nissan will have to meet (neither you or Nissan will be able to drag it out). Nissan has no official stance on supposed/imaginary...

Thanks and I agree about warranty. I don't however, think Nissan is any different than any other large corporation and don't hold any singular grudge (just an overwhelmeing large grudge to all corporations and their noblesse oblige attitudes).

The fact that they will or might warrantee the battery is a good step but, not worth it if the batteryis just going to degrade over and over in hot climates.

Just had my Leaf bought back by Nissan yesterday. All of the fighting was worth it. They caved even before the BBB came back with a ruling on the appeal of my denial (I do believe that my 40 page appeal with overwhelming evidence that makes it look like Nissan is trying to cover something up...

Not sure where your getting this info, you make it sound like it just an option to check off on a peice of paper. Nissan is being forced to buy back the car and has done so in only a very few instances. They aren't willingly offering it at all.

Finishing up my second appeal letter to BBB for my appealable denial due to "non jurisdiction" just so I can get to arbitration and the more I write, the madder :evil: I get. The bunk that Nissan is spewing in letters to the BBB is amazing, citing things like the "battery capacity loss is...

Tony, you are a paragon and an inspiration to us all but I have a couple of questions.... Are you insane? The people who drive the 15 frwy are ususally blowing the doors off of slow drivers! You weren't ahead of one of those trucks that say "wide load" were you? Doable as the 60 wouldn't be...

As an ordinary person, I am not a geek, wonk, scientist and as my wife would say "not brilliant in any way", I have one observation. When we purchased the Leaf, we were told (and the manual backs this up) that 73 miles would be the avg. distance in D, the default driving setting. But, we could...