Fall is an exciting time in the automotive world as word of next model year vehicles are released. Nissan recently announced pricing for the forthcoming 2019 Leaf plug-in and we have good news – the MSRP for all three trim levels of the world’s best-selling electric vehicle will remain unchanged from 2018. 
If you are looking to slash your gas bills by switching to an all-electric vehicle, choose the EV that The Car Connection gave a 10 out of 10 for fuel economy – the 2018 Nissan Leaf! According to their review, this plug-in car is one of the most energy-efficient vehicles you can buy this year. Without a tailpipe or emissions, it’s also easy on the environment.
Whether you are seeking to reduce your carbon footprint, stop relying on foreign fossil fuels, or simply ditch the gas station for good, you’ll want to consider driving a 2013 Nissan Leaf SV. With seating for five, this hatchback is spacious and comfortable with an electric powertrain that will remind you of a regular car.
If you are a recent retiree looking for a way to keep your driving costs down, trade in your gas guzzling SUV and slide into something more efficient. With a 2012 Nissan Leaf SL in your driveway, you’ll never need to pay for expensive fuel again since this plug-in hatchback runs solely on battery power.
Are you in the market for a mid-range, all-electric car, but are concerned about range limitations? Allow the 2016 Nissan Leaf SV to quell your apprehensions. This trim level has been bolstered with even more battery power, permitting it to travel 107 miles (versus the base level’s 84 miles), while also offering faster charging.
If you’re a short-distance driver, live in a metropolis like Seattle and prefer to tread lighter on the earth, owning a preowned 2016 Nissan Leaf S makes great sense. This plug-in all-electric vehicle promises to please with its zero-emissions performance and range, along with a high-tech interior. 
Feeling bogged down by tuition costs, rent and living expenses, but need a reliable car to get you to class and your part-time job? Allow us to introduce you to the 2012 Nissan Leaf SL. This preowned all-electric vehicle promises to put a “plug†in your monthly budget without the need for expensive gasoline, while also delivering sufficient range to get around Seattle.
