The Mirai looks promising. I read where they’re only sold in SoCal as the only place in US with hydrogen refueling stations.Probably would be decades before the “freedom(NOT) state got on board. The 2024 Fl legislature is also proposing addition annual fee of $200+ for electric vehicles, 50 for hybrids.
The Mirai looks promising. I read where they’re only sold in SoCal as the only place in US with hydrogen refueling stations.Probably would be decades before the “freedom(NOT) state got on board. The 2024 Fl legislature is also proposing addition annual fee of $200+ for electric vehicles, 50 for hybrids.
Several years ago my Prius’ main battery died after ~ 9 years and 150,000 miles. It was literally worthless. I went back to my favorite car, Honda Civic. Husband found a used,2019 with minimal miles. Yearn for my manual,5-speed Civic of 30 years ago with far less technology.
I had a 1975 Civic 5-speed. A great little car, drove the hell out of it till 1986. 180,000 miles on it. One thing I like about modern cars is that 200k on my Camry isn't "too much" since it was properly maintained.
The Mirai looks promising. I read where they’re only sold in SoCal as the only place in US with hydrogen refueling stations.Probably would be decades before the “freedom(NOT) state got on board. The 2024 Fl legislature is also proposing addition annual fee of $200+ for electric vehicles, 50 for hybrids.
Several years ago my Prius’ main battery died after ~ 9 years and 150,000 miles. It was literally worthless. I went back to my favorite car, Honda Civic. Husband found a used,2019 with minimal miles. Yearn for my manual,5-speed Civic of 30 years ago with far less technology.
I had a 1975 Civic 5-speed. A great little car, drove the hell out of it till 1986. 180,000 miles on it. One thing I like about modern cars is that 200k on my Camry isn't "too much" since it was properly maintained.