Used Nissan Leaf for Sale in Bellingham, WA

Work done timely and at prices quoted. Bruce the Service Advisor is excellent. I’m very pleased.

This car has a relatively plenty room for passengers and easy to charge. Color and design are pretty cute. Standard options are pretty good, especially for the heated handle.

1 USB, BT, AUX cable, good sound, tight handling, surprising acceleration, generally good all around visibility, headlights could be brighter, pretty good front seat space and leg room, adequate rear seat space (but only for short to moderate range trips), surprising amount of trunk space. Adds about 60-70 miles from a regular home power outlet in about 12 hours. Saves about 7 cents a mile vs 2.50 gallon gas. HD radio works well. Heat and air is effective. Great commuting car.

When it finally came time to replace my (our) 27 year-old F-150, we were really very clear in the make, model, & properties we wanted to find in a used vehicle. Evidently, those properties were also wanted by just about everyone else, so finding one let alone securing one to purchase was a frustrating chore. We listed those properties on 3 or 4 Search programs (CarGuru, etc), receieved notifications when a vehicle would come up, then drive to Tacoma or Seattle, or Everett, or Burlington to be disappointed. I wandered the lots in town to stay on top of new arrivals, then found myself pretty much only walking through the Bellingham Toyota lot. This is because there is a significantly greater attention to detail given to ANY new or used vehicle put on display. I saw the truck on their lot we ultimately bought several days before receiving any notification. A fellow approached while I was peering through the window & asked if he could help - I explained the properties we were looking for, and he said, "Let me get Becky - she knows more about this." Abit later, Becky shows up, introduces herself, and points out 3 other vehicles having similar properties to our desires - which she already has written down - hands me her card, and invites me to bring in my spouse whenever we'd care to test drive any of them. No pressure. We bought that truck - a 2005 Tacoma - and it quite literally appears to be brand new. Becky had Carfax & service records going back to it's original sale date, as well as detailed service records of those things performed at their shop. After a full and comprehensive mechanical work-over, they then detailed it to showroom quality. It is gorgeous. With Jeff (the money guy) there was none of that protracted sales-pitch stuff about this undercoating or that tinting. I think we spent about 10 minutes figuring which of Jeff's options would work best for us ("If you put this down, then your payments would be y for z months - OR you could put a down and your payments would be b for c months." All very simple no sense of pressure, and frequent checks by Jeff that we all remained on the same page. The type of Customer Care they show is probably what keeps us going back to Bellingham Toyota; during our first test drive of the Tacoma, I remarked to my spouse how dark the tint was on the rear window. As we were finalizing the purchase, Becky says, "If you'd like and don't mind waiting a day, I'll have that tinting removed for you." For me, being listened to and cared for during a multi-thousand dollar purchase counts big. I'm certain that Bellingham Toyota wants to be financially successful - it's just that they do it the old fashioned way giving customers satisfaction & happiness with a good product and great service.

I love the car so much, I purchased it from this horrible dealership (Anderson Nissan of Asheville) despite the way I was treated. It's a very fun car to drive. I don't ever want to own an internal combustion engine car again.

My first electric car, I'm pretty pleased with it's performance and reliability. It's a short range EV and my real range is only about 75 miles or so.

When I was shopping for my first car, I was "chased away" from other dealerships because of high pressure sales tactics. I simply wanted to browse because I wasn't sure of what I wanted or what I was looking for. I always seemed to have a salesman following me and pressuring me to look at a certain model or assuming what my budget was. I found it incredibly annoying and would just move on to the next dealership. When I went to Wilson Toyota, I ran into James Doyle who was incredibly respectful of my time, space and indecisiveness. I was informed of the layout of the lot, (new trucks over there, new cars over here, Toyota here, Mercedes here, and used there). It was incredibly refreshing to just be given needed information and left alone to browse. James gave me his business card, showed me where I could find him OR anyone else if I had questions or needed assistance. He even pointed me in the direction of complimentary coffee and cookies! After two or three visits back to Wilson, I made up my mind on the vehicle I wanted, a 2015 Scion fr-s. ( James remembered my name, would come say hello and ask if I had any questions every time I would come look, and ultimately I was just allowed to do my thing). I can't tell you how much I appreciated the space. The purchase process was quick, efficient and friendly. My car was washed, detailed and waiting for me in a private showroom where James went over everything with me. The radio, navigation, hands free, dashboard notifications, everything. I was absolutely comfortable with every button, knob and light before I left. My experience with James and Wilson Toyota was so amazing that I came back and bought a 2017 Tacoma. I didn't even consider looking at any other dealership. The service department is also fantastic by the way! Scheduled oil changes include tire rotation, brake pad measurement, horn, lights, belts, hoses, battery, etc... If you're looking for a new or used vehicle, I implore you to go to Wilson Toyota first and although everyone is awesome there; ask for James Doyle.

Looks like a toy but it is a fun car to drive. Good acceleration, reasonable range- was the only car i used about town. No stopping at the gas station. Fully charged overnight. Saved a lot

I try to avoid computers but I wanted to do some research before buying a new ride. Turns out i did not have togo far, was right here where i live in bellingham. Went there preparing myself for some "slick" pushy salesperson. .that was not the case, instead I was greeted by a real human who was friendly, respectful and listened to my needs vehicle wise. the deal went smooth and I was pleased. A week or so later I had a what turned out to be a minor issue but I freaked out, was unable to solve myself. I drove it to the dealership. went in looking super stressed. Was met at door by Heath who made eye contact and assured me we would get it taken care of and I believed him and became calm. I relaxed in a cozy chair in their service department waiting lounge. Before I knew it =problem solved and I was on my way. I have never written an online review before but was compelled todo so as I feel like the humans over at dewey griffin suburu had my back. There is also a super cool huge mural painted on the back of their building worth checking out. Thanks, Happy customer dude :)

This car gives me all I need for a commuter car: No Gasoline Bills, No Oil Change Bills, remarkably low maintenance Free Charging when I get to work or into town. The Nissan interior with heated leather seats and heated steering wheel. My leaf has a 75 mile range with an additional 25 miles to find a charger if a contingency issue occurs. The car charges at my home over night on trickle with a 110volt outlet which is plenty to top it off for the next day. I would suggest this car if you have a 40-60 mile commute round trip.