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Nissan and AIB 0% Finance Offer

Gumbo · 2020-08-26 21:53:52

I think this is a fantastic deal for anyone looking for a new Leaf. Only available on the 40 kWh version, but all trim legs are part of the offer once they are in stick. Only cars currently in the country qualify for the dealer offer. Ends at the end of September. 0% finance and 10k grant means a lot of taxi drivers might…

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#32 29-08-2020 1:30pm

Laviski

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If doing city driving
You easily get 250 km on a leaf would even argue 300. If I were to base on kw/h consumption.

Also done. 200km trip. Motorway only, now I will admit it was perfect driving conditions. I was mostly doing 105 (100) km/h. If you avoid motorway or stick to leaf speed 80/90 you be fine. Get behind a truck to really stretch it with adaptive cruise control.

Leaf is it a city car, plenty of space for family and big boot. If you long trips every few days this isn't the car for you. If taxi's are doing this, then they are gonna winner.
It's perfectly fine for the odd long trip, you just have to plan and manage accordingly.

Tommorow will be doing. 400km trip so will be interested to see how it goes.

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#33 30-08-2020 9:29pm

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Whats the max period this can be taken over?

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#34 30-08-2020 9:58pm

Gumbo

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Baoithin66 wrote: »

Whats the max period this can be taken over?

60 months

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