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I use pro-pilot assist on my commute to/from work every day. It's about 30 miles each way of interstate traffic (although I get the carpool lane in the Leaf, so at least traffic is moving at 50+ mph the whole way). The lane keep works great, although I have solid white lines to my right and a...

When I was originally installing my sub and amp, the thought did cross my mind that, since my H/U is technically the same one as the one with the Bose system, there would probably be an line level output for the Bose amp, and, if I could find the proper pins, I wouldn't have to splice the...

Just as an added note. My install was not without its comically bad moments. For example, when I was originally running the power from the battery, I connected 6-10" of power wire to the 100A fuse, and then connected the other end to the positive terminal of the battery (without putting the...

I felt like at this point I've done all I can without messing with the head unit (except maybe replacing the tweeters in the A pillar, which I didn't do because I didn't want to be poking around the curtain airbag, even though I understand it's not a big risk). If I had unlimited time and...

Here's what it looks like finished: Remote volume control Wider angle picture Amp and sub enclosures, with enough room for luggage when picking up family from the airport Amp inside the enclosure, with enough room for heat dissapation

Previously, I owned a 2014 Nissan Leaf SL with the Bose system, and by the time the lease was up the range had decreased to the point where it was a little annoying based on my daily commute distance (31 miles 1-way, mostly highway, so it eventually lost the ability to make a round trip without...

As an FYI, I ordered a 2018 cargo cover over a month ago, and it's still back-ordered. LeftieBiker, it's too bad you're so far away, otherwise I'd buy yours off of you if you were going to remove it :D .

That's understandable, but with a lease you have the ability to find out before buying it. You can always turn in the 2018 Leaf and lease whatever is available in 2021, which is likely going to be the more appealing option given how fast the technology is improving. Or, if Nissan really did hit...

Nice tetris work!

To be fair, for many people, the choice between a Leaf and Bolt is about more than the battery capacity and range. You can't just treat a Leaf and a Bolt as if they are interchangeable and only look at the capacity and range. Frankly, when I was shopping for a car last month, I test drove the...

I can also confirm that the older cargo covers won't fit. After my 2014 Leaf was totaled by the insurance (due to some **** who hit and ran), I bought a 2018 SV and drove it to the body shop to grab my stuff out of the car. I tried fitting both the old cargo organizer and the old cargo cover...

I've been a Leaf owner for a while now. I bought my first Leaf in 2014, a new 2014 Leaf SL. Unfortunately, due to a hit and run accident, the insurance company totaled the car out about a month ago. To be fair, the battery had already lost 3 bars, and I couldn't do a round trip to/from work...