2011 Nissan Leaf

Leaf SL Hatchback

Unspecified

Automatic

JN1AZ0CP9BT000859

Clear

Electric

PLEASE READ EVERYTHING BELOW BEFORE BIDDING. IF YOU ARE NOT SERIOUS ABOUT OWNING THIS CAR, DO NOT BID ON IT. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE ASK BEFORE BIDDING. ----- Up for sale is an "almost new" Nissan Leaf SL with under 70 miles on the odometer. (might be a few more miles by the time the car sells) . The car is in the same condition as when it left the dealership. It looks, drives, and even smells brand new. It has tons of nice features like Navigation, Bluetooth, Ipod/Iphone integration, etc. Here is your chance to get one of these cool little cars without the 12-18 month waiting list. A great car for people who drive under 100 miles a day. The cost of electricity is well under $1.00/gallon equivalent in many places of the US. Stop giving money to the oil companies! I will sell the car to anyone, anywhere in the world. (purchaser responsible for shipping/duties/taxes to their location). If required, I can assist with getting the car to the port of Oakland, California or a land shipping terminal within 50 miles of San Francisco, CA, USA. Do not bid if you cannot import this USA market vehicle into your country or you are not serious about owning a piece of EV history. Car can be charged on 240VAC or regular 120VAC plug. It also has the optional "Quick charge DC charge port", so when public high speed charging stations exist you will be able to get an 80% charge in about 20-30 minutes. For more general information about the Nissan Leaf please visit the Nissan web site. On Apr-21-11 at 13:52:44 PDT, seller added the following information: guzyk Store On Apr-22-11 at 06:19:48 PDT, seller added the following information: PLEASE READ QUESTIONS FROM OTHER BIDDERS AT THE VERY BOTTOM OF THIS LISTING. The auction includes the Nissan 120V charger. If you want 240V charging, I will have the charger upgraded to do either voltage at my expense before you take delivery of the car. You do not need an expensive/special "charging station" installed, just a 120V or 240V power receptacle. The people that upgrade the Nissan chargers are here in Berkeley. see http://evseupgrade.com/ for details on the charger upgrade.