IssacZachary wrote:And please make the 7 seat option available in the USA unlike Mazda.
You are talking about availability of e-NV200 in US? Aka "the big Leaf".
IssacZachary wrote:And please make the 7 seat option available in the USA unlike Mazda.
arnis wrote:IssacZachary wrote:And please make the 7 seat option available in the USA unlike Mazda.
You are talking about availability of e-NV200 in US? Aka "the big Leaf".
IssacZachary wrote:Although not popular, I think a station wagon Leaf would be very practical for many people.
Dooglas wrote:IssacZachary wrote:Although not popular, I think a station wagon Leaf would be very practical for many people.
Actually the Prius V form factor for the Prius has turned out to be quite popular. I don't know why a variation of the LEAF with an extended cargo area would not be equally so.
Station Wagon: Station wagons have perhaps the worst reputation of any body style on the market, but we’re fighting to change that. They offer the best attributes of a car without the trade-offs of larger crossovers and SUVs. The Mazda 6 wagon actually had more passenger and cargo volume than the Mazda CX-7 crossover, was quicker, and got better fuel economy. It was so immensely unpopular that it was discontinued last year, and a forthcoming CX-7 promises a weaker engine in an effort to reduce fuel consumption.
IssacZachary wrote:arnis wrote:IssacZachary wrote:And please make the 7 seat option available in the USA unlike Mazda.
You are talking about availability of e-NV200 in US? Aka "the big Leaf".
YES!!
groingo wrote:3. Rear view mirrors cars aren't closer, they simply don't show when beside you.
4. Car is a rolling blind spot with high doors, small side windows.
powersurge wrote:I wish I had known that they had the nv 200 before I bought the Leaf. That is a more useful vehicle, however a car produced in small numbers is a liability... Nissan should push the nv 200 as a family mini minivan...