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261 days ago

2013 Nissan Leaf 240G

Ross from Silverdale

Here's your opportunity to join the Electric Vehicle Revolution without spending an arm and a leg.

Only 43k km on the clock 8 Bar - SOH report to come shortly (when I can figure out how to use the Leaf Spy app. I believe it's about 85 ). Around about 100-120kms on full charge. I am the 1st NZ owner and this car has proved extremely reliable and smooth and quiet to drive. Regularly serviced. Tyres are very new. Car is in excellent condition. This was a 2nd car for me so didn’t get a lot of mileage. I can no longer afford to own 2 cars so it’s time for a reluctant sale. I’ve never used a fast charger. Only charged at home. I never charged it over 80% or discharged it below 20% (better for battery life) G spec model means it is loaded with extras: Heated front and rear seats Heated steering wheel Traction control Side Aribags Cruise control 17” Alloy wheels CD player B-mode: Regenerative braking (saves brake pad wear and extends range) Solar panel Reversing camera Bluetooth Steering wheel controls Comes with EV car charger (not pictured) Air conditioning Remote locking Electric mirrors ABS Brakes

Price: $12,995

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