Who is "you" in your question? This car does not belong to anyone commenting in this thread. It is at a dealer in AZ if you look at the ebay link provided in the first post. A clue to why the dash may show such an anomalous figure in the GOM is in the description of the auction:thankyouOB said:what did you do, drive 80 mph for the previous charge?
"This 2011 Nissan Leaf SL is one gorgeous vehicle ! It is in excellent condition. This Leaf will have a reacquired vehicle in the title history. It was reacquired by Nissan because the vehicle would not go into drive mode. The Nissan dealer replaced the battery controller to rectify the issue! We have the paperwork from Nissan to verify the repairs. This vehicle was then completely inspected by Nissan and found to meet factory specifications. The repair history is available on this vehicle. The factory warranty is in effect!"
Egad...can you imagine ending up with saintyohann's lemon buy-back vehicle? The phrase "meets spec", as in "works normally", coming from Nissan or the dealer just makes me shudder....the vehicle would not go into drive mode. The Nissan dealer replaced the battery controller [...] completely inspected by Nissan and found to meet factory specifications.
LEAFer said:If we can't identify a MNL member as previous owner .... would someone from Scottsdale/PHX mind going over there with a GID meter and reporting results ? And then sucking down the SOC a little for the benefit of the next owner ?
LEAFer said:If we can't identify a MNL member as previous owner .... would someone from Scottsdale/PHX mind going over there with a GID meter and reporting results ? And then sucking down the SOC a little for the benefit of the next owner ?
gbarry42 said:Egad...can you imagine ending up with saintyohann's lemon buy-back vehicle? The phrase "meets spec", as in "works normally", coming from Nissan or the dealer just makes me shudder.
mwalsh said:gbarry42 said:Egad...can you imagine ending up with saintyohann's lemon buy-back vehicle? The phrase "meets spec", as in "works normally", coming from Nissan or the dealer just makes me shudder.
It wonder if it maybe be beneficial to have saintyohann's VIN number? And maybe, in the greater sense, begin a list of cars that should be given a wide-berth. I would HATE to run across sy's car on a lot at an appealing price and not be cognizant of it. That car truly was poster child for what the lemon laws are supposed do.
Unless, of course, sy has had to sign-off on one of Nissan NDAs. :?
smkettner said:Unless Nissan popped in a new battery.
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