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“It will cost $65 to fill my tank” …Said no Nissan Leaf owner ever!
Leah, is a nimble AF 2011 Nissan Leaf SL with low miles in the highly desired “river bank silver” (Nissan just calls it Silver because their marketing people don’t get excited about the Leaf).
Things you can use Leah for:
- Tell reverent dad jokes about how nobody will hear you “leaf”
- Have a James Bond moment every time you (1) Use the backup camera for spying on your neighbors and (2) use the remote keyless system
- Drive with some degree of confidence in the winter because – decent winter tires equipped
- Use the quick charge port because… well.. you probably won’t ever need this but it’s there.
Things you “shouldn’t” use Leah for:
- Overlanding or extreme off-roading. Leah isn’t about that life.
- Racing. They call the Leaf drift “the electric slide” and it doesn’t work (free dad joke)
- Driving in the fast lane… It’s a Leaf.
Still not convinced Leah is right for you? Read actual quotes from Leaf drivers below:
“The 2011 Nissan Leaf Performs well enough but it’s not inspiring to drive”
“The Interior is basic and serviceable”
“Nissan has kept the options list short and simple but everything you need for around-town use is included”
Leah, is a nimble AF 2011 Nissan Leaf SL with low miles in the highly desired “river bank silver” (Nissan just calls it Silver because their marketing people don’t get excited about the Leaf).
Things you can use Leah for:
- Tell reverent dad jokes about how nobody will hear you “leaf”
- Have a James Bond moment every time you (1) Use the backup camera for spying on your neighbors and (2) use the remote keyless system
- Drive with some degree of confidence in the winter because – decent winter tires equipped
- Use the quick charge port because… well.. you probably won’t ever need this but it’s there.
Things you “shouldn’t” use Leah for:
- Overlanding or extreme off-roading. Leah isn’t about that life.
- Racing. They call the Leaf drift “the electric slide” and it doesn’t work (free dad joke)
- Driving in the fast lane… It’s a Leaf.
Still not convinced Leah is right for you? Read actual quotes from Leaf drivers below:
“The 2011 Nissan Leaf Performs well enough but it’s not inspiring to drive”
“The Interior is basic and serviceable”
“Nissan has kept the options list short and simple but everything you need for around-town use is included”
“It will cost $65 to fill my tank” …Said no Nissan Leaf owner ever!
Leah, is a nimble AF 2011 Nissan Leaf SL with low miles in the highly desired “river bank silver” (Nissan just calls it Silver because their marketing people don’t get excited about the Leaf).
Things you can use Leah for:
- Tell reverent dad jokes about how nobody will hear you “leaf”
- Have a James Bond moment every time you (1) Use the backup camera for spying on your neighbors and (2) use the remote keyless system
- Drive with some degree of confidence in the winter because – decent winter tires equipped
- Use the quick charge port because… well.. you probably won’t ever need this but it’s there.
Things you “shouldn’t” use Leah for:
- Overlanding or extreme off-roading. Leah isn’t about that life.
- Racing. They call the Leaf drift “the electric slide” and it doesn’t work (free dad joke)
- Driving in the fast lane… It’s a Leaf.
Still not convinced Leah is right for you? Read actual quotes from Leaf drivers below:
“The 2011 Nissan Leaf Performs well enough but it’s not inspiring to drive”
“The Interior is basic and serviceable”
“Nissan has kept the options list short and simple but everything you need for around-town use is included”
Leah, is a nimble AF 2011 Nissan Leaf SL with low miles in the highly desired “river bank silver” (Nissan just calls it Silver because their marketing people don’t get excited about the Leaf).
Things you can use Leah for:
- Tell reverent dad jokes about how nobody will hear you “leaf”
- Have a James Bond moment every time you (1) Use the backup camera for spying on your neighbors and (2) use the remote keyless system
- Drive with some degree of confidence in the winter because – decent winter tires equipped
- Use the quick charge port because… well.. you probably won’t ever need this but it’s there.
Things you “shouldn’t” use Leah for:
- Overlanding or extreme off-roading. Leah isn’t about that life.
- Racing. They call the Leaf drift “the electric slide” and it doesn’t work (free dad joke)
- Driving in the fast lane… It’s a Leaf.
Still not convinced Leah is right for you? Read actual quotes from Leaf drivers below:
“The 2011 Nissan Leaf Performs well enough but it’s not inspiring to drive”
“The Interior is basic and serviceable”
“Nissan has kept the options list short and simple but everything you need for around-town use is included”
Specifications
- Year: 2011
- Make: Nissan
- Model: Leaf
- Trim: SL
- Body: Hatchback
- Mileage: 63,200
- VIN: JN1AZ0CP7BT008510
- Title Type: Clean Title
- Exterior Color: Silver
- Interior Color: Gray
- Transmission: Automatic
- Liters: Not Specified
- Cylinders: Not Specified
- Fuel Type: Electric
- Number of Doors: 4
- Exterior Condition: Good
- Interior Condition: Good
- Drive Type: Not Specified
- Ad Number 7006728
- Page Views 924 Views
- Favorite of 30 People
- Member Since Jun 2014
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