I've been shocked (no pun intended) at the low prices used Leaves bring.
Beth, I'm not qualified to appraise your car, and I can't even guess what
you might get for it. However, a look at some Leaves sold recently on Ebay
shows 6 examples from 2011 to 2013 that went for between $3000 and $3700.
They were in decent running condition, had 7-8 battery bars, and claimed
ranges around 50 miles.
On the higher end, a couple sold for $5500.
Another Leaf with 35 mile range went for less than $2750 ("best offer
accepted" with no indication of what that was). One that wasn't running but
appeared to have a solid body (California car) sold for $2650.
I'm no expert, but I think that a large part of the reason for the low
prices on these older Leaves is that battery size and range - and thus
overall utility - on newer EVs has increased dramatically. These older
Leaves are attractive in many ways, but they're left at the EVSE by the
current 62kWh model, which IMO is a pretty decent value.
David Roden, EVDL moderator & general lackey
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