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    Nissan says average buyers of its 2011 Leaf will be 45-year-old homeowners, and that that many Leaf buyers currently drive a Toyota Prius None  
    Added: 03/01/2011 from Inside Line Published: 09/09/2010
    Nissan also expects that many Leaf buyers currently drive a Toyota Prius None  
    Added: 03/01/2011 from Inside Line Published: 09/09/2010
    More than 19,000 people have put down a $99 deposit to reserve a Leaf since August 31 None  
    Added: 03/01/2011 from Inside Line Published: 09/09/2010
    The average buyer of a 2011 Nissan Leaf is a 45-year-old Baby Boomer who owns a Toyota Prius and a home and makes about $125,000 a year None  
    Added: 03/01/2011 from Inside Line Published: 09/09/2010
    80 percent of Leaf buyers don't drive a Nissan today None  
    Added: 03/01/2011 from Inside Line Published: 09/09/2010
    The average buyer of a 2011 Nissan Leaf is a 45-year-old Baby Boomer who owns a Toyota Prius and a home and makes about $125,000 a year None  
    Added: 03/01/2011 from Inside Line Published: 09/09/2010
    We're learning more about them," Mark Perry, Nissan director of product planning, said of the Leaf buyers. "They are very tech savvy, they are college educated and most drive less than 50 miles per day. Home ownership is a big component of the profile. And they've got garages. None  
    Added: 03/01/2011 from Inside Line Published: 09/09/2010
    An overwhelming majority of Leaf buyers — 75 percent — are opting for the top-of-the-line SL trim level, which starts at $33,500, including shipping and before any federal or state tax credits or rebates. None  
    Added: 03/01/2011 from Inside Line Published: 09/09/2010
    Nissan also reported that by the end of 2011, there will be 12,000 public chargers in 19 states, with California leading the pack at over 3,600 None  
    Added: 03/01/2011 from Inside Line Published: 09/09/2010