When your car doesn’t really vibrate itself, you start noticing how other vehicles can make it vibrate anyway.
SUV engines made my Nissan Leaf vibrate a little – Renewable Journal for March 6, 2015
Walking the walk on global warming – Renewable Journal for 2/25/2015
Leasing solar panels and acquiring an electric vehicle helped clear a mental block that had kept me from writing much about industrial climate disruption for about two years.
An electric car means partial immunity to gas prices – Renewable Journal for 10/18/2014
My Nissan Leaf means that I don’t really care much what gas prices do. It’ll be a good day when most people have this same freedom.
Leaf owners – beware the gas station car wash! – Renewable Journal for 10/6/2014
Gas station car washes are not your friend if you own a Nissan Leaf.
How much range do you get on a single charge? – Renewable Journal for 9/27/2014
For the way I drive my Nissan Leaf, and the seasons I’ve driven it in thus far, I get about 90 miles out of a single charge.
Top Gear meets electric cars – Renewable Journal for 9/1/2014
In 2011, Top Gear pretty much crapped all over the Nissan Leaf and the Peugeot IOn. By 2013, Top Gear America gave electrics cars some grudging respect.
Gas stations with an electric car – Renewable Journal for 7/20/2014
It used to be easy to buy a car wash while filling up. How do I get a car wash now I don’t need to fill up any more?
Is the Nissan Leaf fun to drive? – Renewable Journal for 7/14/2014
Electric motors provide instant torque. So yes, the Leaf is one hell of a lot of fun to drive.
Talking about my electric car – Renewable Journal for 7/11/2014
After three conversations about why I bought an electric car, I’ve decided a) I need to develop simple, smart, and accurate answers for common questions, and b) that a personal FAQ will help me organize everything from a).
Why I chose the Leaf over the Jetta TDI – Renewable Journal for 7/4/2014
When you don’t need the range and flexibility of a Jetta TDI, the Nissan Leaf is the more economical and environmentally friendly option.
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