Before gas prices shot up, I was tempted to find a cheap Nissan Leaf with a half-shot battery because even with only 50 miles of range, that would cover the maj

Before gas prices shot up, I was tempted to find a cheap Nissan Leaf with a half-shot battery because even with only 50 miles of range, that would cover the majority of my trips. I hate using my truck, which I do need for a significant minority of my trips, for going to the grocery store, the park, or even for visiting nearby friends. But the local supply of used EVs has shrunk over the past couple of months and prices have gone up. I've noticed many listings aren't mentioning battery health, which is something they used to almost always do, leading me to believe that people making kneejerk purchases of used EVs might not fully understand the battery issues with them. Hope that's not the case but it really is glaring how quickly battery health disappeared from EV listings. Hate to see a bunch of people get turned off of EVs due to a bad first experience.