thankyouOB said:i will be telling the dealer that i cant make a second LEAF purchase until i know the battery replacement costs.
I am wiser than I was two years ago.
Except many of us have never owned a Nissan before...... and maybe never again.JPWhite said:Wise choice for you maybe, but the impact on the dealer/Nissan will be next to zero. I don't think the majority of dealers give a rats $#@ if they sell a LEAF or not, they'll be happy to sell you something else though.
JPWhite said:thankyouOB said:i will be telling the dealer that i cant make a second LEAF purchase until i know the battery replacement costs.
I am wiser than I was two years ago.
Wise choice for you maybe, but the impact on the dealer/Nissan will be next to zero. I don't think the majority of dealers give a rats $#@ if they sell a LEAF or not, they'll be happy to sell you something else though.
Just got a nice flyer from Nissan showing different vehicles, options, discounts etc. 5 vehicles in total. No LEAF. Got a chance to win a 370z. I also got a coupon for a free oil change
smkettner said:Except many of us have never owned a Nissan before...... and maybe never again.
And then there are a few of us who are willing to cut Nissan some slack for coming out with the first decent mass-produced EV, an enormous challenge.TomT said:+1
smkettner said:Except many of us have never owned a Nissan before...... and maybe never again.
Easy solution - sell them your LEAF and lease a new one for 2-3 years. Then the battery replacement cost is all on Nissan, not you.thankyouOB said:i will be telling the dealer that i cant make a second LEAF purchase until i know the battery replacement costs.
I am wiser than I was two years ago.
thankyouOB said:i dont lease.
Take you pick: battery price game or lease price game. If you are worried about battery price the lease game seems to be the better way to go - very easy to negotiate a fair lease with all the details shared on this forum.thankyouOB said:sorry, drees, while that may work for you, i dont get into the lease game with dealers.
drees said:Take you pick: battery price game or lease price game. If you are worried about battery price the lease game seems to be the better way to go - very easy to negotiate a fair lease with all the details shared on this forum.thankyouOB said:sorry, drees, while that may work for you, i dont get into the lease game with dealers.
drees said:Easy solution - sell them your LEAF and lease a new one for 2-3 years. Then the battery replacement cost is all on Nissan, not you.
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