Recent content by jelloslug

Sold!

They were in my '13.

The lease is up and this stuff has got to go! This "kit" is all you need to add a backup camera to you 2013 Leaf S. It is completely plug and play with no modification needed to any part of your car. Just remove the old wiring harnesses and the hatch handle and add these harnesses and hatch...

The lease is up and this stuff has got to go! One new Nissan carpeted trunk liner. It was in the trunk when I leased the car and it came out right when I got home the first day. $35 plus shipping.

The lease is up and this stuff has got to go! One set of front black Weathertech mats. They are in good condition especially considering they are floor mats. $75 plus shipping.

There is no way to do a lease without making the first months payment up front.

That's assuming you live in a CARB state. In most of the country there is not much choice in BEVs.

Nope, just a compliance car even though they said it would not be.

I think the Leaf should be at least comparable to the previous months and the Volt will continue to drop off as the news of the new one spreads. The Soul will be negligible as it turns out to be just a compliance car with no aspirations for sales higher than what is required. The i3 should be...

According to the NHTSA site the rear seat side impact score dropped when they tested the 2013 model vs the 2011. Something else to note is that the drivers side pole impact score increased in the same test for the 2013 version.

I have no problem with the Leaf. In fact, I tried to get another but the residuals on the SV were awful so I went another route.

The deal I got came out cheaper than a loaded SL for an option out Terra BEV. Owners Choice w/ Flex is a better deal than leasing also if you can take the entire federal tax credit.

I did the same thing except I handed off the Leaf to my eager wife. I still love the Leaf and would get another one but the smoking deals that can be had on the BEV i3 could not be ignored.

It's not your problem.

Your trying to imply something that you have no proof of.