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Imy · Post by **Imy** » Fri Feb 06, 2015 4:57 pm

yes indeedy

Don Coffey · Post by **Don Coffey** » Fri Feb 06, 2015 6:57 pm

[quote="Imy"]
oook so I hustled the following deal for me and jigs

6k miles for £125pm or
10kmiles for £136 pm
with 500 deposit in London so no carriage fees!

Nissan leaf teka Gt-r twin turbo
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Hi Imy,

Can you confirm what model, the length of the deal and the dealership?

Don

535dboy · Post by **535dboy** » Fri Feb 06, 2015 7:01 pm

[quote="Don Coffey"]
[quote="Imy"]
oook so I hustled the following deal for me and jigs

6k miles for £125pm or
10kmiles for £136 pm
with 500 deposit in London so no carriage fees!

Nissan leaf teka Gt-r twin turbo
[/quote]
Hi Imy,

Can you confirm what model, the length of the deal and the dealership?

Don
[/quote]

Why, what has happened to yours

Don Coffey · Post by **Don Coffey** » Fri Feb 06, 2015 7:08 pm

[quote="535dboy"]
[quote="Don Coffey"]
[quote="Imy"]
oook so I hustled the following deal for me and jigs

6k miles for £125pm or
10kmiles for £136 pm
with 500 deposit in London so no carriage fees!

Nissan leaf teka Gt-r twin turbo
[/quote]
Hi Imy,

Can you confirm what model, the length of the deal and the dealership?

Don
[/quote]

Why, what has happened to yours
[/quote]
Not mine, well not that I'm aware of. One of the guys on the leaf forum thinks £159 down and £159 a month for the car and £159 battery is ok!

Don

jeegnesh · Post by **jeegnesh** » Fri Feb 06, 2015 7:46 pm

He didn't tell you the full story, so I go drop my 1 series to Maidenhead, then the drive home takes me past Nissan Slough, talk to his man with the £152 deal 750 down, take a llok at the motor, test drive, sit down to do paperwork.

Phone call its Imy, get the hell out of there, I have a better deal

So apologies for wasting the very nice salesman, kinda felt bad, not bad enough to sign up though, and called The other dealer and dropped the deposit.

So I'm sure no one will believe me, but for a runaround it drove very well, and had some pulling power too, didn't feel like a slug, but the silent driving around is just weird.

So waiting for 15 plates, hopefully March first week, another leaf falls of the branch

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jeegnesh · Post by **jeegnesh** » Fri Feb 06, 2015 7:49 pm

Now for some technical stuff:-

A year ago chargemasters were installing free chargers, the magic word free so I had one installed, I have no idea what it is, does, how it works, or what type of connector it is, I can say its an oval shape box and needs something plugging into it. Will the lead that comes with the leaf go into this box?

Just thinking if it does then I could get the other charger installed at my dads place instead. Would take a pic but its darkkkk outside.

Don Coffey · Post by **Don Coffey** » Fri Feb 06, 2015 7:54 pm

Your leaf will only come with the three pin home socket charger. You will need to purchase a lead for the charger. As a rule most home chargers come with a tethered lead to save having to connect both ends and roll up and put lead away every time you take it of charge.

By the way can you give the low down on the full deal?

Don

jeegnesh · Post by **jeegnesh** » Fri Feb 06, 2015 8:20 pm

[quote="Don Coffey"]
Your leaf will only come with the three pin home socket charger. You will need to purchase a lead for the charger. As a rule most home chargers come with a tethered lead to save having to connect both ends and roll up and put lead away every time you take it of charge.

By the way can you give the low down on the full deal?

Don
[/quote]

Thats just crap, more money for a lead >:( Have to be from dealer? Or any good deals?

Teckna buy/buy
£136 pm
£500 deposit
8k annual miles
3.3k, metallic, mats
no transport as its local for me

Other variations £125 6k, or £148 for 10k

Did ask if he would do that for others and he said to send them his way.

Don Coffey · Post by **Don Coffey** » Fri Feb 06, 2015 8:32 pm

Go to zap-map.com there is a seller of charging cables on there. You will need to confirm what type plug is required to fit the wall socket. Hopefully it's a type 2. The leaf is a type one.

Is it a two year PCP deal?

Don

jeegnesh · Post by **jeegnesh** » Fri Feb 06, 2015 9:43 pm

[quote="Don Coffey"]
Go to zap-map.com there is a seller of charging cables on there. You will need to confirm what type plug is required to fit the wall socket. Hopefully it's a type 2. The leaf is a type one.

Is it a two year PCP deal?

Don
[/quote]

Yes 2 year PCP 0%

So i found some docs, I have Chargemaster Homecharge Type 2 30amp unit, looks like:-

So I take it I need the Type 2 to Type 1 lead, there a 16amp and 32amp version, which one would I need?

Reusch · Post by **Reusch** » Fri Feb 06, 2015 9:50 pm

Christ all I can hear is blah blah blah regarding leccy cars its a bit embarrassing

shadrack · Post by **shadrack** » Fri Feb 06, 2015 9:54 pm

[quote="Reusch"]
Christ all I can hear is blah blah blah regarding leccy cars its a bit embarrassing

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535dboy · Post by **535dboy** » Fri Feb 06, 2015 9:58 pm

Gap and super guard?

jeegnesh · Post by **jeegnesh** » Fri Feb 06, 2015 10:14 pm

[quote="535dboy"]
Gap and super guard?
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Don't think so, no service pack either. Will need to look into GAP unless its in there and we don't know about it.

X5Sport · Post by **X5Sport** » Fri Feb 06, 2015 10:30 pm

[quote="jeegnesh"]
So i found some docs, I have Chargemaster Homecharge Type 2 30amp unit, looks like.
So I take it I need the Type 2 to Type 1 lead, there a 16amp and 32amp version, which one would I need?
[/quote]

30A = 6.6kW so you can fast charge yours.

Richard

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