Recent content by saintyohann

The 120,000 mile number comes from CA law and applies to all buybacks regardless of manufacturer.

That's a Spark next to the Tesla...

Shoot we had one open....:

In an attempt to bring this thread back on topic: I was at Tony's hearing as an observer and I didn't really have a dog in the race as it were, but just showed up as an EV enthusiast. I knew Tony from the old Leaf group meetings and had seen the posts about the melted Blink pin incident, but I...

I work for a large company in California and we have to follow that law, in other states we only have to for 5 years. This is what we have in California: "Every manufacturer making an express warranty with respect to a product described in subdivision (h), (i), (j), or (k) of Section 9801 of...

There is a California law for parts and service, 7-years from stop-sale (discontinuation). So if the last Rav4 EV is sold in 2014, Toyota is supposed to keep parts until 2021.

Just one more vote for Dianne, while I don't have a Rav4, I did lease my wife's Prius through Dianne. It was by far the easiest, no hassle car buying experience I've ever had...

Software update went bad and Nissan basically refused to do anything to try to fix it. As to the return of the CVRP monies; the way it was explained to me was whenever the CA DMV gets a transfer of ownership form with a VIN linked to the CVRP, they'll notify the utility/organization linked to...

You have to return a pro-rated amount of the credit. I had a Leaf that was bought back and I had to pay back 22 months worth of the $2500.