Not mine either. I guess you didn't come to Leaf meet last weekend ?silentguy said:I saw a Blue Leaf in Redmond Town Center parking lot.
It had a Rairdon sign in the license plate.
Is the owner on this forum ?
I'd like to talk to him/her.
I'm debating getting my Leaf from Rairdon when the time comes....
silentguy said:I'm debating getting my Leaf from Rairdon when the time comes....
blorg said:silentguy said:I'm debating getting my Leaf from Rairdon when the time comes....
Make sure you do your homework on them first. A lot of people have had problems dealing with them. To their credit, though, it seems like they're trying to make things better and start satisfying their customers.
I've been really pleased with Campbell Nelson up in Edmonds, as have a few other people I've talked to (both for the Leaf and other vehicles), and have also heard good things from people buying from Stadium in Seattle. I've heard from one person who bought from Yonker that said good things, but only one person isn't a very good sample size.
OldCoot said:So whom did you patronize? And why?
I sure wish Stadium Nissan hadn't gone out of business. I think they were a really cool dealership.
I'm still trying to figure out where I should take my LEAF for servicing, now that they're gone.
The only service bulletin I am aware of is to correct grabby brakes, if you have them. Also, there is a software update if it has not already been applied.silentguy said:Well, I didnt get it at a Nissan dealer.
It's a used 2011 Leaf
It was at an Infiniti dealer.
Someone had traded it in on an Infiniti I think, or they got it at auction.
I also need to find someone to service my Leaf,
as I was told there is a service bulleting out for it.
What needs to be done on 2011 Leafs ?
Just a firmware upgrade ?
If anyone can recommend a Nissan dealer for service in North Seattle area let me know.
silentguy said:If anyone can recommend a Nissan dealer for service in North Seattle area let me know.
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