EV Fan
02-20-2017, 05:45 PM
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Today, you can buy a 2013 Nissan LEAF for about one-third of its sticker price when it was new.
Why do some consumers who want an electric car not go forward with the purchase? Surveys consistently indicate that cost is the prohibitive factor. But what if you could buy a capable battery-powered car—one with plenty of driving range for nearly all your commuting needs—for less than $10,000? That’s highly possible if you consider buying a five-year-old electric car, a cost-effective way to start experiencing all the benefits of an EV.
We recommend the following three electric cars, which currently sell on average at these prices:
2013 Fiat 500e - $8,000
2013 Nissan LEAF - $9,000
2013 Ford Focus Electric - $10,000
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Today, you can buy a 2013 Nissan LEAF for about one-third of its sticker price when it was new.
Why do some consumers who want an electric car not go forward with the purchase? Surveys consistently indicate that cost is the prohibitive factor. But what if you could buy a capable battery-powered car—one with plenty of driving range for nearly all your commuting needs—for less than $10,000? That’s highly possible if you consider buying a five-year-old electric car, a cost-effective way to start experiencing all the benefits of an EV.
We recommend the following three electric cars, which currently sell on average at these prices:
2013 Fiat 500e - $8,000
2013 Nissan LEAF - $9,000
2013 Ford Focus Electric - $10,000
read more (http://www.plugincars.com/best-used-evs-less-10000-132626.html)
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/PluginCars/~4/UH5uCY3yahk
More... (http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PluginCars/~3/UH5uCY3yahk/best-used-evs-less-10000-132626.html)