For sale/wanted (cars/parts/etc)

biko

Here you can post about EV things for sale or that you need.

It is preferred that you use adverts/donedeal etc for the actual adverts (and post link here with short description and a single small image) so this thread doesn't get clogged with discussion/haggling etc.

Keep signal to noise ration high.

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Reservations / Deposits : https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058287794/for-sale-trade-reservations/p1?new=1

stesaurus

Get the ball rolling here. I bought two 30a Chargemaster recently and I only need one now due to upgrading the free ESB one, one was bought to replace it.
They seem to retail for €400 new or sometimes a bit cheaper on eBay second hand. I got a bit of a discount buying them together so willing to sell it for what I paid.
It's a tethered type 2 30a unit. Pretty easy to switch out the connector for a Leaf if necessary.

Up on adverts here http://www.adverts.ie/other/30a-home-charger-evse/10525025

noelf

151 E.Golf only 7400 km for sale Frank Keane volkswagen €23950 .. That is some drop in value from new €32900 ..

BoatMad

noelf wrote: »

151 E.Golf only 7400 km for sale Frank Keane volkswagen €23950 .. Thats is some drop in value from new €32900 ..

A poor EV that is completely overpriced for what it is. It's no wonder it dropped

I wouldn't call the E-Golf a poor EV by any means, but it is hugely over priced and I feel this was on purpose to ensure VW sold as little as possible while they offload their diesel dirt at a higher profit.

The E-Golf is also poor value with a lot less kit than the SVE Leaf.

NIMAN

It doesn't seem to be on their website yet?
Drop it under 20k and I'd be interested!

noelf

NIMAN wrote: »

It doesn't seem to be on their website yet?
Drop it under 20k and I'd be interested!

Had my car serviced there today this was for sale ..

Davy

http://www.independent.ie/life/motoring/car-news/volkswagen-stretches-range-of-its-electric-golf-to-300km-to-take-on-bmw-34761380.html

macnab

Davy wrote: »

http://www.independent.ie/life/motoring/car-news/volkswagen-stretches-range-of-its-electric-golf-to-300km-to-take-on-bmw-34761380.html

The author should be ashamed of themselves, Ah's confused with Kwh's and misinformation on VRT rebate, tut tut.

Marcusm

noelf wrote: »

Had my car serviced there today this was for sale ..

I like the idea if VW Bank financing a Tesla but I'll guess that sign is just dealer laziness.

cros13

noelf wrote: »

Had my car serviced there today this was for sale ..

I spoke to them about it before they put up a price publically. I had in my mind an offer of €50-60k.

They are having a laugh at €109k considering it's a two year old 85 (not even P85 or P85+) without autopilot or dual motors or a whole lot more. Tesla in the UK have similar cars up for £55,000 properly checked with five year Tesla pre-owned warranties.

I can get a brand spanking new 75D (configured as 70) with autopilot and dual motors and an 8 year unlimited mileage warranty which beats this car in pretty much every metric for less including the VRT and transport costs.

chillin117

From the Tesla Website....
Dramatically improve the convenience and enjoyment of road trips and your commute by automatically piloting Model S at highway speeds and in stop-and-go traffic. Autopilot enables Model S to match your speed to traffic conditions, steer around curves within the lane and automatically changes lanes with a tap of the turn signal. Summon, a recently released Autopilot feature, enables Model S to automatically park and unpark itself, opening and closing the garage door automatically. Model S can also scan for parking spaces, alert you when one is available and parallel park on command.
Gimme Gimme !
https://www.teslamotors.com/en_GB/models/design

noelf

Price of the Tesla has dropped now €99950 ..

NIMAN

This 132 Leaf
http://www.carsireland.ie/detail.php?ad_id=1500754&r=s.php%3Fm%3D61%26o%3D2167%26g%3D0
has dark upholstery, does that mean it will have the fast charger?

NIMAN

NIMAN wrote: »

This 132 Leaf
http://www.carsireland.ie/detail.php?ad_id=1500754&r=s.php%3Fm%3D61%26o%3D2167%26g%3D0
has dark upholstery, does that mean it will have the fast charger?

no it does not mean it has the "fast charger" Which I assume you mean the 6.6 Kw AC charger ? It will have fast DC charging.

It is a Gen 1.5 though with the much improved battery.

Scottie99

noelf wrote: »

Price of the Tesla has dropped now €99950 ..

If it's the one in Lucan, it's "only" 91K now ��

NIMAN

Deleted User wrote: »

no it does not mean it has the "fast charger" Which I assume you mean the 6.6 Kw AC charger ? It will have fast DC charging.

It is a Gen 1.5 though with the much improved battery.

How long does the fast DC charger take compared to the fast AC charger?

NIMAN

NIMAN wrote: »

How long does the fast DC charger take compared to the fast AC charger?

Depends on battery temp and condition of the battery but a good healthy battery should take 30 mins to get from about 18-80% at about 20 degrees C battery temp add perhaps 10 mins on a battery that's 10 deg C and below. So from roughly 5 battery temp bars it should take 30 mins 18-80% and 40 mins 18-80% on 4 battery bars and longer if 3 temp bars. 6 temp bars should knock 5 and possibly 10 mins off the fast charge time but at this point fast charging could push the temp close to the red if you fast charge more than once. Once it goes near the red charging current is reduced increasing charge times to protect the battery, although the battery really shouldn't be allowed to this temp to begin with.

Once you charge, even on 3.3 kw and drive it then it should help keep it a bit warmer than if it's just sitting there.

Electrics like the BMW I3 and all American built electrics heat and cool the battery when needed, usually they're kept around 20 Deg C which is around optimum.

noelf

Windsor Belgard Nissan 161 Leaf (sve ?) 30 kw plus cold pack ex demo 7272 km cash €21995 or with trade in €23495 .. Also that egolf is back online at Frank keane Liffey Valley still at €23950 and 7400 km .. no brainer go with the bigger battery ..??

KCross

Based on the alloys its an SV, not an SVE.
That would retail at 27290, so €5k off. Thats good value I'd say.

Soarer

KCross wrote: »

Based on the alloys its an SV, not an SVE.
That would retail at 27290, so €5k off. Thats good value I'd say.

Would that be retail before the €4k scrappage?

KCross

Soarer wrote: »

Would that be retail before the €4k scrappage?

Yes, before scrappage.

invara

Thinking of buying this yoke, as the 2nd leaf in the drive. 2013 low spec Acenta for about €10k. I have bought from cargiant before, so I know their drill.
https://www.cargiant.co.uk/car/nissan/leaf/AO63OHJ

Slight worry about low miles (how long has it been sitting). My current leaf is a 2011, and works perfectly well for us (17km commute) and is super thrifty (reckon knocks about €3k of annual motoring costs; €6.5 before tax income!).
- does this look like a good one ?
- on the run across the UK do I need a card to use ecotricity points on the motorway (loads of advice in this thread already but cannot find this one), as I want to go this Monday or Tuesday?

Thanks.

Soarer

KCross wrote: »

Yes, before scrappage.

So it's only €1k less than a brand new one under scrappage?

Doesn't seem like that great a deal tbh.

Not picking on you KCross, or you noelf.

KCross

Soarer wrote: »

So it's only €1k less than a brand new one under scrappage?

Doesn't seem like that great a deal tbh.

Not picking on you KCross, or you noelf.

I would assume they would allow you to deduct the €4k off the price if you have a scrapper.... it is effectively still a new car as its an ex-demo.

KCross

invara wrote: »

Thinking of buying this yoke, as the 2nd leaf in the drive. 2013 low spec Acenta for about €10k. I have bought from cargiant before, so I know their drill.
https://www.cargiant.co.uk/car/nissan/leaf/AO63OHJ

Slight worry about low miles (how long has it been sitting). My current leaf is a 2011, and works perfectly well for us (17km commute) and is super thrifty (reckon knocks about €3k of annual motoring costs; €6.5 before tax income!).
- does this look like a good one ?
- on the run across the UK do I need a card to use ecotricity points on the motorway (loads of advice in this thread already but cannot find this one), as I want to go this Monday or Tuesday?

Thanks.

Double check the features of that car.... it shows as a Visia which is the XE equivalent here.... so its lower spec than an SV/Acenta. Are you happy with that?

I have given lots of info in this thread about driving back from the UK
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057584653

Soarer

KCross wrote: »

I would assume they would allow you to deduct the €4k off the price if you have a scrapper.... it is effectively still a new car as its an ex-demo.

Well then it'd be good value!

noelf

Another drop in price .. €91995 still a bit to go Cros13 !!

air

invara wrote: »

Thinking of buying this yoke, as the 2nd leaf in the drive. 2013 low spec Acenta for about €10k. I have bought from cargiant before, so I know their drill.
https://www.cargiant.co.uk/car/nissan/leaf/AO63OHJ

Slight worry about low miles (how long has it been sitting). My current leaf is a 2011, and works perfectly well for us (17km commute) and is super thrifty (reckon knocks about €3k of annual motoring costs; €6.5 before tax income!).
- does this look like a good one ?
- on the run across the UK do I need a card to use ecotricity points on the motorway (loads of advice in this thread already but cannot find this one), as I want to go this Monday or Tuesday?

Thanks.

Not really much of an upgrade from your current 2011 surely?

invara

air wrote: »

Not really much of an upgrade from your current 2011 surely?

No.. its a second one, the trusty 2011 one will be driven into the ground. I am experimenting with being an ice-free household (I can borrow one for the odd long distance journey). I have settled on the Acenta from Cargiant- about 10-11k for a 2014 one. thanks

air

Sorry, missed the "2nd leaf in the drive" bit somehow.
It's a good time to buy in the UK for sure.

KCross

invara wrote: »

No.. its a second one, the trust 2011 will be driven into the ground. I am experimenting with being an ice-free household (I can borrow one for the odd long distance journey). I have settled on the Acenta from Cargiant- about 10-11k for a 2014 one. thanks

The one you posted is not an Acenta though?!

air

KCross wrote: »

The one you posted is not an Acenta though?!

Its not a 2014 either, I'm sure he just went for a different one.

oinkely

Hi All,

If anyone is interested in a 132 Gen 1 Leaf with 48,000 Kms on it please see the adverts ad below.

Great condition inside and out.

Any questions feel free to ask.

http://www.adverts.ie/car/nissan/leaf/2013-nissan-leaf/10476322

highly1111

How does the VRT work on an EV? Is it greatly reduced if you were to look at buying in the UK?

Soarer

VRT on an EV is 14% of the OMSP, but you get a rebate on up to the first €5,000 of VRT payable.
So as long as the OMSP of the EV you bring in is less than €35,714, you don't pay any VRT.
If it's over that, you pay 14% on the difference.

noelf

The Tesla in Liffey Valley is sold but they will have another one for sale soon ..

oinkely

Hi All,

We currently have 2 leafs, but need to sell one. Running 3 card for two people is all well and good until the insurance has to be paid! Anyway, the ad for the 132 gen 1 is above and here is the ad for the 141 gen 1.5 https://www.donedeal.ie/cars-for-sale/nissan-leaf/12777339 This has 35K km on it and is in fantastic condition bar one mark on the rear bumper where i cracked the paint after bumping it with my van

noelf

Egolf has dropped in price again now €22995 .. Only 7400 km and a drop of €10000 in a year ..

franer1970

Used electric Mercedes B Class in NI:
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/used-cars/mercedes-benz/b-class/used-mercedes-benz-b-class-belfast-fpa-201606235199758

Not sold in the Republic as far as I can tell. In which case would MB dealers down here turn you away it if you wanted one serviced, do you suppose?

air

UK resale prices are very low at present - the proposed charging structure isn't helping.
That together with the weaker sterling is bound to have a knock on effect on resale values here.

noelf

franer1970 wrote: »

Used electric Mercedes B Class in NI:
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/used-cars/mercedes-benz/b-class/used-mercedes-benz-b-class-belfast-fpa-201606235199758

Not sold in the Republic as far as I can tell. In which case would MB dealers down here turn you away it if you wanted one serviced, do you suppose?

Only trained techs on ev technology would be allowed near it .. Guess thats why there is so few ev dealers here ..

noelf

Came across this on cbg.ie 2014 BMW i8 27044 km €119950 two owners .. I wonder is the 2nd hand value better on hybrids over EV'S .. ??

Soarer

noelf wrote: »

Came across this on cbg.ie 2014 BMW i8 27044 km €119950 two owners .. I wonder is the 2nd hand value better on hybrids over EV'S .. ??

Or you could save yourself over €20k by heading to the UK and buying this i8 for around less than €85k and pay the approximate €12k in VRT.

commited

invara wrote: »

No.. its a second one, the trusty 2011 one will be driven into the ground. I am experimenting with being an ice-free household (I can borrow one for the odd long distance journey). I have settled on the Acenta from Cargiant- about 10-11k for a 2014 one. thanks

Have you rung Cargiant and confirmed that they're cars aren't subject to the flex battery lease? Would be interested to know as they aren't listed either way.

Marcusm

commited wrote: »

Have you rung Cargiant and confirmed that they're cars aren't subject to the flex battery lease? Would be interested to know as they aren't listed either way.

I'd be surprised if Cargiant was selling cars subject to a third party finance check, it would be too complex for their business model.

Scottie99

Selling a Space Saver wheel suitable for Nissan Leaf. Was planning to use it myself but decided against..

http://www.adverts.ie/10975200

loinnsigh

I'm regrettably selling my 141 Leaf SV. I moved up North and my commute is now 250km so it's no longer practical, so it's back to a durty diesel for me. The Leaf is by far my most favourite car that I've owned. Charge point and granny cable included.

http://www.carzone.ie/used-cars/nissan/leaf/used-2014-141-nissan-leaf-sv-wicklow-fpa-5409168030618599209

That's an awful commute ? 250 Km per day ? that will cost nearly a mortgage !

loinnsigh

Deleted User wrote: »

That's an awful commute ? 250 Km per day ? that will cost nearly a mortgage !

Ah it's not that bad - I drive down on a Tuesday morning and back on a Thursday night. Work from home Mondays and Fridays. Just not manageable in the Leaf!

loinnsigh

loinnsigh wrote: »

Ah it's not that bad - I drive down on a Tuesday morning and back on a Thursday night. Work from home Mondays and Fridays. Just not manageable in the Leaf!

Ah ok, you do that twice a week, not so bad I suppose.

Do-a-ble in the 30 Kwh but not on one charge. It charges faster too than the 24 Kwh at the fast charger.