Step into the future of driving and take a look at how much you could be saving with the all-electric Nissan Leaf.
The engineers at Nissan have always been at the forefront of automotive technology and the evidence is clear with the 2017 Nissan Leaf. Able to go up to 107 miles on a single charge, the Leaf is all-electric and is less expensive to own and operate than a vehicle that runs on gas. Because of its independence from gasoline, the Leaf produces no CO2 emissions. No emissions mean a much lower impact that the Leaf has on the environment. We love our island here at Nissan Guam. We’re lucky enough to live on one of the most beautiful places on earth, and we are in favor of doing everything we can to help preserve the beauty around us. One of the best ways to help protect our environment is to change our everyday transportation.
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Because there are many different factors that go into figuring out how much money the Nissan Leaf will save you and your family, we cannot say for sure how much money the Leaf will save you. We can however quote Art Perez from the Guam Power Authority. Said Perez, “it is much cheaper to pay for electricity than for fuel at the pump.” Brian Downey, our General Sales Manager and a person we’re very familiar with here at Nissan Guam, states, “It’s roughly 80% less expensive to operate an electric vehicle and the maintenance costs are much, much less expensive because of the absence of fluids.”
Lucky for you, we happen to have a Nissan Leaf right here in Tamuning! While we do not have the 2017 model, we know that you’ll love our all-electric 2016 Nissan Leaf just as much! If you have any additional questions about the Nissan Leaf, we encourage you to give us a call or come on down to our dealership here in Tamuning. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff is always more than happy to help out and provide answers whenever they can! You can also read more about the Leaf in the August edition of Construction News Bulletin where it is the Feature Story!
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