It's 4WD so it's a great car for going to the mountains, for driving in the snow, etc. it drives really smooth and has lots of power, and very roomy in the back seat and trunk. I don't have kids or pets so it's just enough space for me. The inside is pretty basic. I don't need a backup camera or something unnecessary like that so this is ok with me as long I know its safe to drive in Colorado weather, to and from work, and will last me a long time. Plus there's always room to improve it or add more stuff to it later.
I never want to drive a gas-powered vehicle again. The Leaf is so quiet, smooth, roomy, comfortable, powerful, agile, has good visibility, and is so cheap to operate. The range (80 miles per full charge at 44 thousand miles on the odometer) is perfect for in town errands, visiting relatives, and quick jaunts into the next city. Quick charger stations have made it possible to drive across the state without worrying about running out of battery. I can't wait til there are chargers everywhere!
If you want to divorce gasoline this is the car to do it with. I love not having to go to the gas station and buy gas. The ride is fantastic. There are free charging stations for the leaf sind town that can charge the cat in just thirty minutes. They are by shopping areas so it can charge your car while you are going about your errandsfor the day. Thanks PNM of Albuquerque, NM.
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