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1. www.honestjohn.co.uk › nissan › leafNissan Leaf (2011 – 2018) Review - Honest John

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   Reader report of used 2014 Nissan Leaf, bought at just 3 months old. Range supposed to be 124 miles. Reader got 100, "which was really 80". Now 5 years old, dash says 80 on a full charge but only goes 60 miles. 15-04-2019: Report of plug-in switch for Nissan Leaf failing and costing a lot to replace. 30-08-2019:

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3. www.consumeraffairs.com › automotive › nissan-leafNissan Leaf Reviews (Written By Customers) - ConsumerAffairs

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   Oct 14, 2024 · Reviewed Jan. 9, 2023. I bought brand new 2020 Nissan Leaf SL Plus in 2021 with 9 miles. I was good around 1.5 years. One day when I was driving on road with <20 miles speed. All the lights came ...

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4. www.edmunds.com › nissan › leaf2017 Nissan LEAF Review & Ratings - Edmunds

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   93 miles The range for a used 2017 Nissan LEAF is estimated to be 93 miles because electric cars typically experience 1-2% of range loss per year, with slightly faster degradation over the first ...

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5. www.whatcar.com › nissan › leafUsed Nissan Leaf 2011-2018 reliability - What Car?

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   What to look for when buying a Nissan Leaf 2011 - 2018, covering common problems to check for and overall vehicle reliability. ... Used Nissan Leaf 2011-2018 review. ... Nissan Leaf 24kWh Visia ...

6. www.whatcar.com › nissan › leafUsed Nissan Leaf Review - 2011-2018 - What Car?

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   A good example of the Leaf will start at about £5000, at the time of writing for a 2011 car. Upping your budget to between £6500 to £7000 will net you a 2013 car, while the improved 30kWh ...

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7. www.autocar.co.uk › car-review › nissanNissan Leaf Review (2011-2017) - Autocar

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   Apr 6, 2012 · Find Used Nissan Leaf 2011-2017 review deals. ... Despite its limited range, the Leaf is a thoroughly excellent town car and quite able family transport, with appealing levels of refinement and ...

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   Is the 2017 Nissan Leaf a good car?

   • But if all you need is easy-to-use, affordable and gasoline-free transportation, the 2017 Leaf is still worth a look. Notably, we picked the 2017 Nissan Leaf as one of Edmunds' Best Used Cars, Trucks and SUVs. The first of the "real" electric vehicles, Nissan's Leaf has satisfied many owners.

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   Is the 2013 Nissan Leaf a good car?

   • 2013’s revamped Leaf is a much-improved motorway car, with a far more tied-down feel at higher speeds. The steering is also weighter at all speeds. The downside is that the uncanny urban progress has been sacrificed. Even though it still rides very well compared to rival, conventionally engineered cars.

   Nissan Leaf Review (2011-2017) - Autocar

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   How much does a Nissan Leaf cost?

   • Nissan Leaf prices start from around £6000, making it one of the most affordable electric cars you can buy. A cheap Leaf is likely to be an early car with the 24kWh battery, so the range will be limited, but it could be ideal if you’re after a city runaround.

   Nissan Leaf (2011 – 2018) Review | Honest John

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   Should you buy a used Nissan Leaf?

   • For years, the Nissan Leaf was the best option in a limited market. Today, the competition is stronger than ever, but the Leaf remains the most sensible choice if you’re buying a used EV on a budget. An affordable mainstream electric car, practical and well-equipped, range extended to 155 miles with optional 30kWh battery from September 2015.

   Nissan Leaf (2011 – 2018) Review | Honest John

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   Why is the Nissan Leaf so popular?

   • Launched in 2011, the Nissan Leaf grew in popularity as the years went by. If the Tesla Model S was the pin-up star of the electric car world, the Nissan Leaf was the mainstream hero. Relatively affordable, a decent range and conventional (if slightly oddball) styling meant it encouraged more people to take the electric plunge.

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   Does the Nissan Leaf have free parking?

   • However, it’s worth remembering that the Nissan Leaf is exempt from many congestion charge schemes and will be eligible for free parking in some cities. If you’re new to electric cars, you might be surprised by how quickly and smoothly they accelerate. Simply press the accelerator to surge forward.

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9. www.carbuyer.co.uk › reviews › nissanNissan Leaf hatchback (2011-2017): owner reviews - Carbuyer

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   Jan 19, 2017 · Nissan Leaf hatchback (2011-2017): owner reviews. "The Nissan Leaf is quiet, comfortable, easy to drive and incredibly cheap to run. It marks a milestone in the development of electric cars". by ...