Zoe/Leaf Test Drives

[essayer]

Hijacking the thread..

Drove a Zoe and Leaf today, impressed with both, Leaf certainly the better car but a bit pricier of course.

Zoe felt a bit 90s-holiday-hire-car while the Leaf felt the equal of a Golf etc, and good spec.

Both very tempting, for me the Zoe shades it on the overall two year PCP costs (£1k+£150pm); I just need it for the station run really, but Nissan are going to run some figures and I'll see where the 24kw midrange spec gets priced.. when I left it was £2k+£250pm or so

[DSLiverpool]

essayer said:

Hijacking the thread..

Drove a Zoe and Leaf today, impressed with both, Leaf certainly the better car but a bit pricier of course.

Zoe felt a bit 90s-holiday-hire-car while the Leaf felt the equal of a Golf etc, and good spec.

Both very tempting, for me the Zoe shades it on the overall two year PCP costs (£1k+£150pm); I just need it for the station run really, but Nissan are going to run some figures and I'll see where the 24kw midrange spec gets priced.. when I left it was £2k+£250pm or so

Hold off for a bit, they may roll out the really good deals again. It's hard to believe we got £1800 a year all in and that was for both cars leaf and Zoe, if they can do it once they can do it again.

[essayer]

I wonder if March quarter end will add up to some discounts.

Noted that the Zoe is about 4-5 weeks lead time, while Leafs are immediately available.

[wemorgan]

Just 2 months ago the Zoe was 10+23 £100.
As said above - hold out for some better 1/4 end deal.