The all-new 2026 Nissan LEAF is a ground-up redesign of the pioneering electric hatchback, now featuring a bold crossover-inspired design with a coupe-like roofline, flush door handles, and a full-width LED light bar. Built on a new EV-dedicated platform, it features a 3-in-1 powertrain, multi-link rear suspension, DC fast charging capable of adding 250 km of range in 14 minutes, and Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capability. Inside, the cabin offers a premium two-tone interior with dual widescreen displays, Bose headrest speakers, a panoramic glass roof, and wireless charging. Read the 2026 Nissan LEAF article
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Discussion:Ultium Twins to hit the market soon from Honda / Acura
It's more getting out of the $1000/m payment that I was looking at. I'm sure the feeding of both the Navigator and SVR is pricey, but also paying for them is pricey. Getting into something cheaper to get out of that payment PLUS also getting something that is more efficient in both cases, would probably net you ahead. Didn't we figure out that you were paying close to $7k a year in fuel just for the Navigator? -
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Discussion:Ultium Twins to hit the market soon from Honda / Acura
Seeing more and more Ioniq 5 and EV6 being lease returned all with below 20K miles for around $30K which makes them a hell of a deal and they you have the 18min recharge to 80%. L2 it at home and our sitting pretty I think. Like you, had a vasectomy after the wife and I decided no more kids, best thing ever for us. Love my two and the 3 grandkids I have. -
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Discussion:Ultium Twins to hit the market soon from Honda / Acura
Haha no more kids. We wanted two, got two, and I had a vasectomy last October. I ran the numbers on keeping what I have and buying something economical to just drive to and from work and the numbers just never make sense. If I remember correctly, the numbers were something like a 6k car averaging 40mpg wouldn't pay for itself in just fuel for nearly 5 years. A more modern hybrid averaging 60mpg and costing 12k (Ionic hybrid) still doesn't pay for itself for like 6 or 7 years on just fuel costs alone. I couldn't justify a payoff period that ends when the vehicle is nearly needing to be replaced. It just makes more sense to buy what I want that is more economical.- 1
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Discussion:Ultium Twins to hit the market soon from Honda / Acura
Well, at the rate you're making kids, trade them both in on... and then get a used Ioniq 6 for commuting.- 1
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Discussion:Ultium Twins to hit the market soon from Honda / Acura
What I would really like to do is get rid of the SVR and keep the Navi for my wife. Ideally I'd trade in her SVR for a ZDX. Buuuuut, she's stubborn and that's why she has that in the first place. At least she can finally acknowledge she overspent and can't hardly afford her car. That was supposed to be between her and her parents, which is why I was like "whatever" to her buying it (although I had to cosign on it). Long story short, her brother is a POS and her parents have spent a $h! ton of money paying their bills so now it is a my wife and I paying for it. The reason the SVR was supposed to between her and her parents is because she is always helping out at their store but never actually "getting paid" so they were splitting the car payment (the same as when she had her G55). Well now the nearly $1000 car payment is on us and I am none too happy about it. She did know at the time it was more than she wanted to spend but her G55 had gotten to unreliable, and with having a child with her, she simply didn't trust it to get her pretty much anywhere anymore. It had died multiple times driving leaving her stranded on the side of the road. Two times was on the interstate going 70mph and it just died. Luckily there was no kid with her at the time and she could safely get to the shoulder. Annnnnyyyywwwaaaayyyyy, What would realistically happen is trading in the Navigator. There would be no reason to have a RR Sport, Navigator, and another good size SUV in a ZDX, Prologue, or Lyriq. -
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Garage: 2023 Chevy Camaro LT1
It's the base body style but with the 6.2L.- 2
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Discussion:Ultium Twins to hit the market soon from Honda / Acura
Are you going to keep the Navi and just have this as something to burn miles on? -
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Garage: 2023 Chevy Camaro LT1
Nice! What is the LT1 package, again? I remembered hearing about it when it came out, but don't remember what it included.
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