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2013 Nissan Leaf

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2013 Nissan Leaf - photo 1
$5,000
57,000 mi

AI Value Analysis

Epicdeal90
Asking
$5,000
Est. market
$6,369
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$1,369(21.5%)
$5,000
$3.8k$6.4k$7.5k

“$1,369 below market · Epic”

Low miles for ageSingle-owner history

Asking $5,000 vs estimated $6,369 for 2013 Nissan Leaf at 57K mi (Epic).

Seller's description

This 2013 Nissan Leaf is in pretty good shape, and I have been very happy with it for the past 5 years.It is a perfect commuter car or second car. I'm selling it because I bought a new Bolt for making some longer trips. <br> <br> It has never had a problem, mechanically. Low maintenance is one of the benefits of electric cars. Tires are in good shape. The battery still has good capacity, as I only normally charge it to 80%, so it can still provide up to 90 miles of driving in town on a charge.<br> <br> I would give it a 7 out of 10, cosmetically. It has some dings from hail, a scrape on the rear driver side wheel (see pictures), and all the little things a car of this age accumulates.<br> <br> I mostly drive in town, and consistently average 4.5 miles / kWh. At MG&amp;E rates (~$0.18 / kWh), that is about $0.04 / mile<br> <br> I have a pet cover for the back seats, if you would like it. I can also provide a spare tire for this car (not a whole wheel, just the tire).<br> <br> Payment accepted by Zelle electronic transfer, or cashier's check.

Before You Buy

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Electric vehicle — battery condition is the single biggest factor.
Request a battery health report showing current capacity vs original (kWh). Ask how many DC fast-charge cycles. Federal used-EV tax credit may apply.
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One previous owner.
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Suspiciously low miles for the age.
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Car is 10+ years old — budget for age-related maintenance.
Expect to replace within 2 years: tires, battery, hoses, possibly timing belt, water pump, suspension bushings.

Cost to own

5-yr estimate · 2013 Nissan Leaf
Monthly cash out
$612
5-yr running
$31,205
Per mile
$0.43

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Summary: One owner, no reported accidents.
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    $5,000
    57,000 mi
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