It's certainly a fine car for its intended purpose. But I doubt anyone has ever paid a full $30k for one

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Mar 24, 2017
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rivercitycoug

3/24/17 5:00pm

Horrible way to buy a car

Jersey hunter

3/24/17 5:30pm

I haven't spent a ton researching why or why not. But when a dealer pushes me to

maxpowers

3/24/17 5:35pm

It was an amazing way to buy mine

Solomon Levi

3/24/17 5:42pm

A Nissan Leaf listed at $30k? Yikes.

kccougar

3/24/17 6:07pm

No gas, no oil changes, almost nothing to break

Solomon Levi

3/24/17 7:11pm

It's certainly a fine car for its intended purpose. But I doubt anyone has ever paid a full $30k for one

kccougar

3/24/17 7:50pm

I don't think buying any Nissan Leaf is winning

TouchdownCougars

3/24/17 6:09pm

Have you driven one?

John Doe

3/24/17 6:47pm

Yeah.

TouchdownCougars

3/24/17 8:47pm

What didn't you like about it?

John Doe

3/25/17 8:43pm

That's the whole point though- you don't buy it

NC CougarBear

3/24/17 5:43pm

Well... Yeah, since you aren't buying anything

Non-mo Coug

3/24/17 5:44pm

Good deals can be had though & can include lower monthly payments

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