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I guess I'm a different kind of driver. I've had the sports cars, and now--for me--I prefer to NOT feel the road much at all. I prefer to FLOAT, if I could (ala hovercraft). But until that's possible, the less I feel what's beneath me, the better. :) SirLeaf

So technically, you could drive the car without putting your foot on the brake, by simply pressing the power button twice? Thank you!

Agreed. I think, in my case, it's just a matter of liking to do things a bit differently than the masses. And, oh... making some of the "I'm better than thou" Prius owners feel like they're driving archaic gas guzzlers doesn't hurt, either. :lol:

Hello all, RE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBZhsUvuI0M ... This video talks about turning on you car's power but not putting it in the ready to drive position. Huh? :roll: Can someone please clarify? Thank you. SirLeaf

Exactly. It doesn't need to be an acronym. To me, LEAF is the green thing on a tree... nothing more or less.

Indeed, but I honestly think the word LEAF was first (since it denotes "natural" better than most anything) and they "shoe-horned' it into that acronym. To me, LEAF is the green thing on a tree... not the silly acronym that nobody knows anyway. ;)

To me, driving an electric car makes a bold statement that you're on the cutting edge. No matter how expensive or luxurious the car is that's next to me at the red light, my leaf makes it look like a decaying dinosaur. I like that it looks like an electric car. The FFE is a good looking car...

Hello everybody: I'm a new Leaf owner from Southern CA and was curious as to why you'd ever need to use Google Maps to send your car a destination rather than simply using the navigation in the car itself. Thanks to everyone for all the great information in this forum. Driving this new car is...