2013 Nissan LEAF
40,971 Miles
$9,998

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2013 Nissan LEAF
34,640 Miles
$11,599

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2013 Nissan LEAF
28,275 Miles
$9,998

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2013 Nissan LEAF
52,188 Miles
$8,599

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2013 Nissan LEAF
38,456 Miles
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2013 Nissan LEAF
37,375 Miles
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2013 Nissan LEAF
9,562 Miles
$12,599

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2013 Nissan LEAF
35,965 Miles
$11,998

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2013 Nissan LEAF
37,460 Miles
$9,998

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2013 Nissan LEAF
38,952 Miles
$11,599

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2013 Nissan LEAF
25,476 Miles
$11,998

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2013 Nissan LEAF
46,666 Miles
$9,599

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2013 Nissan LEAF
47,250 Miles
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2013 Nissan LEAF
60,985 Miles
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2013 Nissan LEAF
56,358 Miles
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Charlotte, NC
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2013 Nissan LEAF
32,132 Miles
$10,599

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2013 Nissan LEAF
59,517 Miles
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Norcross, GA
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2013 Nissan LEAF
49,771 Miles
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2013 Nissan LEAF
41,258 Miles
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2013 Nissan LEAF Buyer's Guide

Owner Reviews
4.5
2 Reviews
Overall
4.5
Value
4.0
Performance
3.0
Style
2.5
Comfort
3.5
Fuel Economy
5.0
Reliability
4.5

2013 Nissan LEAF Owner Ratings & Reviews

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4.5
Overall
2 Reviews

2013 Nissan LEAF - Well made, economical, environmentally friendly, a good fit for in-town commuting.

LEAF Owner
Atlanta, Georgia
Overall
4.0
Value
4.0
Performance
4.0
Style
2.0
Comfort
3.0
Fuel Economy
5.0
Reliability
5.0
Initially, I was skeptical the Leaf would have enough power - even after the test drive. However, after driving it a few days you learn that this car is really quite fast from a standing stop. The acceleration is almost instantaneous, where with a gas-powered car there's a real lag as the car gets up to speed. Nissan calls it "torque" or something similar. Also, although it's not made for long-range travel, as it only covers about 90 miles at full charge, it's certainly got enough range for commuting around town and running errands.
Story
The car is so quiet, I often sneak up on and startle people walking in my neighborhood. Even dogs don't often realize a car has driven up right behind them.
Pros
The car is very quiet due to it being electric-powered. While road noise from the tires is still there, the engine noise is gone - regardless of the speed. To me, this makes for a far more pleasurable, soothing ride. The car is also roomy; it's a 5-passenger sedan. Even five adults fit comfortably as the backseat has quite a bit of headroom and the floorboard is flat (no hump due to the transmission). There is also quite a bit of room in the hatch area. The well is deep and can hold a lot of groceries, etc.
Cons
Design wise, this car is not attractive. I think Nissan had to focus on aerodynamics, and they wanted it to look significantly different than other cars on the road. I would really enjoy seeing the manufacturer update this car to something that, while visually different, is much more pleasing. I know they're working on it, but building out the charging infrastructure is important. If you're running low on the charge, it can be a bit of a hunt to find a public recharging station.

2013 Nissan LEAF - Wonderful experience.

LEAF Owner
Charlotte, North Carolina
Overall
5.0
Value
4.0
Performance
2.0
Style
3.0
Comfort
4.0
Fuel Economy
5.0
Reliability
4.0
We purchased our Nissan Lead two years ago and love it. Even though it was not expensive used, it is a far upgrade from driving experiences my husband and I have had. The standard features on it are beyond what we've had on other cars, and the money we save on gas is such a lifesaver.
Story
It was really nice driving this car at night during the winter to look at Christmas lights. The car was nice and cozy from the heaters and heated seats, and the huge windshield offered great views of the lit up houses.
Pros
Navigating the road with the Leaf is great. It has easy handling, can get up and go, and is small enough to fit in tight spots. The on-board navigation and touch control panel is super nice, with built in Bluetooth, hands free calling, navigation, and more. The heated seats are luxurious and, since it's electric, we get instant heated air through the vents since it doesn't come from the engine. Throw in the fact that you don't need oil changes and you've got a winner. The money we save on gas is enormous, especially considering the electricity that goes into it isn't nearly as expensive.
Cons
It is a small car, which means there is less space in the back and the hatchback area. When putting the car in "eco mode," the performance is a little lacking. It's also dangerous to drive with a low battery as there are no quick ways of recharging and you have to pay close attention to any nearby electric hook ups.

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