bikermonkey99

So damn true bro, I have a personal experience with a re-assembled 1990 Corolla Station Wagon. My father and myself went through an unfortunate incident a while back in broad daylight. Make sure you do a thorough inspection before buying since, you know it's a re-assembled one. Anyways, despite all the negative comments I've read about 110s in some of the threads, trust me they are very reliable. Had a 2000 AE110 never gave us trouble. If the machine seems to be in perfect condition, GO FOR IT!!! Good Luck man!

LMAO he sure knows to get things messy but some of his findings are useful... I felt the same at first but, given that it is some kind of a travel log with an excessive research, I found it a bit interesting for those who cherish zero emission! I have the same concerns mate, need to dig deep into the content!

Well if your treasury claims that you have only 3.0 Million for to dispense, spend only 90% of your finances! Buying a pre-owned vehicle require a full inspection and it is wise to get ready for the aftermath; services, repairs etc. So a Japanese make would be ideal for your choice. Otherwise, I agree with @Kal-El go for a 2013/2014 Nissan Leaf Azeo or a 2015 J-Style WagonR with 25k or less kms! Good luck man!!! Woo - Haa!!!

I found this link very useful concerning that this guy Nimal has done an actual indagation by putting his own Leaf to the test. His total distance is 1065kms from Beruwala to Jaffna and returning back home via several routes. Hope I'm allowed to share links from other forums. Check this out! Long Trip experience with the Nissan Leaf