Lora Williams 
2015 Nissan Leaf Hatchback S 4dr Hatchback (electric DD)
READ ME BEFORE YOU BUY THIS CAR!!
 It depreciates QUICKER than any other vehicle, so don't buy it if you plan on selling it. However, the return on investment doesn't take into consideration the money you get from a state rebate, plus the money you save in not paying for gas or oil, or repairs associated with gas and oil.  Don't be fooled by the federal tax credit. It is a credit, NOT a rebate OR refund. You can't  roll it forward or backwards in tax years. You must actually owe that amount or more in taxes to get the full credit.  The salesman will try to tell you that makes the car cheaper ( state tax rebate plus federal tax credit equals $10,000 off cost of car)  NO IT DOESN'T! You have to pay for the full amount of the car up front and interest accrues on the full amount. So if you go and try to lower your tax liability in the NEXT tax year, by buying this car for the federal tax credit, you are kind of actually paying for the tax ahead of time in the form of an interest accruing loan on a rapidly depreciating car to MAYBE get UP TO $7,500 off of your tax liability in the next tax year. My car cost $32,000 and 18.3 months later the private party resale value in really good condition with only 15,000 miles on it is only valued at $13,436 and I only got $2,500 for the tax credit,  plus you get a 1099 from the state for the $2,500 rebate you got naturally adding to your income changing how much refund you qualify for. On the good side, my electricity bill only went up $10/month while my fuel cost  of $1,972 / year (oil changes and repairs not included) went away completely!  ;)ON THE VERY BAD SIDE. .. the fast charging stations are very limited so if I wanted to go to Frisco or Plano from Denton starting with a full charge (118-123 miles on my gauge-a 64 mile round trip to REI or whole foods-should easily make it) If I didn't stop to charge at 380 Walgreens on the way up,  I would be white knuckling it on the way back because the only way there is freeway or 55+ speed... no 35-45mph roads so dashboard reports mileage lost 2-3 miles for every 1 mile driven :(The sweet spot for this car is 37 mph. I can drive for free (no miles lost even though I've driven 10-20 actual miles!  Sometimes I'll go that distance and sometimes I actually GAIN miles! !! Lol totally cool!