(http://media.il.edmunds-media.com/nissan/leaf/2012/ns/2012_nissan_leaf_prf_ns_122812_196.jpg) Nissan said it will offer a limited warranty on battery capacity loss in the Nissan Leaf, according to a company posting on MyNissanLeaf.com, an online forum for Leaf owners.
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