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Author Archives: jpwhitehome
Are EV’s Green? Media sends Mixed Messages
A recent study by a non-profit group called the Union of Concerned Scientists in Cambridge Mass, looked at the pollution footprint and cost savings of EV’s compared to conventional vehicles. What their study actually shows is a mystery to me, … Continue reading
Posted in Cost Benefit, Electric Car, Nissan LEAF, Opinion
Tagged cars, environment, green, smokestack, tailpipe emissions, transportation, union of concerned scientists
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A more accurate way of predicting your range
The driving range indicator in the LEAF, lovingly known in the LEAF community as a ‘guess-o-meter’, is notorious for predicting mileage that is not achievable. The problem is partly the algorithm Nissan provide, however no algorithm can predict how you … Continue reading
Posted in CarWings, Electric Car, Nissan LEAF
Tagged cars, excel, google docs, guess-o-meter, technology
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EV Friendly – Bledsoe Creek State Park
Update: 2014-02-22. Bledsoe Creek have changed their policy towards EV’s. We are no longer welcome. Original Article: Bledsoe Creek State Park is friendly towards EV’s offering free charges if you ask the camp host kindly before hooking up. I recently … Continue reading
Posted in Electric Car, Level 2 EV Charger, Nissan LEAF
Tagged Bledsoe, cars, deer, evseupgrade.com, fees, gas guzzlers, green, rv spaces, State Park, Tennessee, transportation
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Furniture moving with a LEAF
The LEAF is a compact car so one wouldn’t equate it to being able to move furniture; that’s what trucks are for. I found out that with the rear seats down a decent sized piece of furniture fits inside a … Continue reading
Posted in Electric Car, Nissan LEAF
Tagged chevy malibu, facebook, Furniture moving, weather seal
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LEAF First Service at dealer – $11.02
It’s not often one can take a car to a car dealer and pay for the service with a $20 bill and get change. I took my LEAF in for it’s first scheduled service at 7,500 miles. The only item … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged coupon, foursquare, Newton Nissan, social network, tire rotation, using social networks
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EV Math $1 = $3,000
Every time gas goes up by 32 cents at the pump, I stand to save an additional $1,000 in fuel over 100,000 miles of driving my LEAF. Or in other words for every $1 of gas price rise, that’s another … Continue reading
Posted in Blink, Cost Benefit, Electric Car, Level 2 EV Charger, Nissan LEAF
Tagged chevy malibu, EPA, fuel economy, Fuel Savings, gas price rise, kwh, MPG, MPGe
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The EV Taxman Cometh
Several states have proposed taxes for Electric Vehicles like the Nissan LEAF. The motivation to introduce these new taxes is based upon the fact that 100% electric vehicles use no gasoline so pay no tax per gallon of gas. The … Continue reading
Posted in Electric Car, Nissan LEAF, Opinion
Tagged Arizona, EV Tax, Gas Tax, Kansas, nissan versa, steve farley, Tax, tax proposals, Tennessee, tom sloan, Washington state
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Nissan LEAF – 6 Months and 6,200 Miles later
I’ve had my LEAF 6 months now, it’s a great car and continues to provide a better driving experience at vastly reduced running costs. The car hasn’t come up to its first scheduled service yet, that’s due at 7,500 miles … Continue reading
Posted in Electric Car, Nissan LEAF, Review
Tagged driving habits, Heater, range, Reliability
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Range Anxiety by Proxy
I have become accustomed to driving the LEAF over the last 6 months and rarely concern myself with the range of the vehicle anymore. Range anxiety is something a new EV owner experiences until they become confident of how far … Continue reading
Posted in CarWings, Electric Car, Nissan LEAF
Tagged CarWings, McDonald's, Panera Bread, Range Anxiety
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