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Date Posted: 15:56:57 03/30/10 Tue
Author: Larry
Subject: Pricing: "Nissan Leaf electric car will cost $25,000"

Nissan just announced pricing in the U.S. about an hour ago. Turns out that after the tax credit, a LEAF will set you back a little over $25k. Not bad. Way cheaper than a Volt it sounds like, and the LEAF doesn't use any gas, unlike the Volt.

I'm more interested in buying one after hearing this. What a cool second car this would make. The novelty alone makes it pretty interesting.

Here's the article.

http://money.cnn.com/2010/03/30/autos/nissan_leaf_pricing/

"NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Nissan announced Tuesday that its Leaf electric car will come with a sticker price of $32,780. But after a federal tax credit of $7,500, the car will only set you back about $25,280.

That would make the Leaf considerably less expensive than General Motors' Chevrolet Volt, which is expected to cost around $40,000, or about $32,500 after the federal tax credit."

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Replies:

What about leasing? -- Lisa, 22:58:00 04/07/10 Wed
- Good question -- Larry, 11:34:07 04/20/10 Tue