🚗I bought the cheapest electric car, a 2013 Nissan Leaf, for just £1,500.
⚡️The real-world range of the Nissan Leaf was lower than expected, and the range dropped quickly.
🛣️I had to change my route due to the limited range of the car.
💰Despite some scuffs and scratches, the Nissan Leaf is an affordable option for short trips.
🔧There are some issues with the brakes and tires of the car.
What is the range of the Nissan Leaf?
—The Nissan Leaf has a claimed range of 124 miles, but in real-world conditions, the range may be lower.
How much did you pay for the Nissan Leaf?
—I bought the Nissan Leaf for just £1,500.
Is the Nissan Leaf a good option for short trips?
—Yes, despite some scuffs and scratches, the Nissan Leaf is an affordable option for short trips.
Are there any issues with the brakes and tires of the car?
—Yes, there are some issues with the brakes and tires of the car.
Would you recommend buying an old Nissan Leaf?
—It depends on your needs and budget. The Nissan Leaf can be a budget-friendly option for short trips, but it's important to consider any potential issues with the car.
00:00I bought a 2013 Nissan Leaf for just £1,500.
00:24The real-world range of the Nissan Leaf was lower than expected.
01:10I had to change my route due to the limited range of the car.
02:26There are some issues with the brakes and tires of the car.
04:19The Nissan Leaf is an affordable option for short trips.
06:05Despite some scuffs and scratches, the Nissan Leaf is a decent drive.
07:36The range of the Nissan Leaf dropped quickly during the test drive.
10:17The interior of the Nissan Leaf has some signs of dampness.
