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03/01/2010
Look Ma, No Tailpipe!
Nissan has updated the Q&A section of the Nissan Leaf portion of NissanUSA.com. Now there are more answers to more questions about Nissan's new plug-in all-electric zero-emissions vehicle, due to appear in showrooms this Fall. Visit the website to learn more about how it all will work, and what makes the electric Nissan Leaf worth considering for your next vehicle. While you're there, you can watch a new video to learn about Leaf's performance. Watch the future happen at Williams Auto Group!
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