LTLFTcomposite
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Now there's an interesting question, what happens if it drops to 8 bars and there are four months remaining on the lease? You'd assume it's warranty claim time, and big companies don't like to deviate from policies, but still, they are they going to be all that thrilled about putting a new battery in a car they are about to get back? On the other hand they may just see it as getting a head start on the certified preowned certification process. At current course and speed I can see two more bars being gone some time next summer, a few months before the lease ends. There must be some Arizona cars in that boat now, what's happening with them?Weatherman said:I'm guessing Nissan will do nothing for us until the 9th bar is gone. Once that happens, for us lease holders, the question is whether they will give us a new battery or simply allow us to end the lease (I'd prefer the latter).