2026 Nissan Leaf S+
JN1AZ2BA1TM302330
Last known mileage — 1 298 mi.. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar NISSAN LEAF listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 1-owner Nissan Leaf S+ carries a branded salvage title following a total loss declaration in Virginia just months after its initial registration. While the vehicle has only 1,298 miles and four service records from Pohanka Nissan Hyundai and Victory Nissan of Mechanicsville, it was involved in an accident involving front and roof damage that led to structural damage findings. The original manufacturer warranty is likely voided due to the salvage status. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying, bidding, or financing to evaluate how the specific title history, structural damage details, and prior insurance transfers impact its current value and safety.
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The primary concern is structural integrity. Because this is a modern EV (Nissan Leaf/similar platform), any deformation in the A-pillars or roof rails can affect the high-voltage battery housing and cabling safety protocols.
While the low mileage is attractive, this vehicle has severe structural damage to the roof and A-pillars. In an EV, maintaining the integrity of the high-voltage system's pathing is critical. The repair cost (approx $20k) against a market value ($25k) leaves very little room for error or unexpected repairs in a complex electrical vehicle.
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