2011 are old enough that there is hardly any correlation to the remaining
capacity.
Some may be on their original, almost 9 years old, battery and probably
have severely limited range. I have seen the Craigslist ad for the 4 bar
Leaf, it had lost 8 bars and had barely any range remaining, like 20 miles
or so.
Some 2011 will by now be on their second battery, I would not be surprised
to find occasional ones that are on their third battery, although the
second battery was likely the newer technology that improved the
deterioration with heat, it is still possible to hammer your battery with
keeping it 100% charged all the time and hot, I have seen 2014 batteries
that lost more than 10% capacity in one year by an owner that got a free
warranty replacement in his 2011 and treated the new battery the same as
the old, keeping it plugged in when he is not driving it, in his front
yard, enclosed by homes all around, in the Central Valley area, in other
words: baking in the outdoor stove.

When temps are more reasonable and when keeping the car garaged,
deterioration is much less an issue.
I have 2 Leaf packs from 2011 in my truck. They were about 70 and 75%
capacity when I installed them and they gave me up to 120 miles range on a
good warm day with careful driving.
I still get close to 100 miles range these days, luckily i have a white
truck and the air can flow all around the battery box, to keep heating in
full sun to a minimum. Because weekdays it is always parked outdoors.

I keep it from sitting fully charged, even my normal max charge cutoff is
at 90% and typically I charge only shortly before commuting, removing
almost 20% from the pack again.

Cor.

On Sun, Jul 7, 2019, 1:07 PM Robert Bruninga via EV <[email protected]>
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> A guy at my place is getting 50 to 60 miles from his 2011.
> bob
>
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> On Sun, Jul 7, 2019 at 3:49 PM evtlfp20 via EV <[email protected]> wrote:
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> >   a local junk yard has a runing 2011 sl with 80k on it and asking $5k,
> > it as a salvage title.  if it was drained deeply very often vs medium
> > use whats the range of miles I could expect.  like low 90k  high  150 k
> > ?.. I imgaine the warrnty is gone.
> >
> > does leafspy need hard ware installed  to do testing ?
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