Math works in mysterious ways when it comes to hydrogen prices.

Did anyone who bought the 2022 Mirai in early 2023 try to trade it in?

I bought my car in early 2023 and based on current H2 prices and projected driven miles, I’ll use up my H2 card balance on 9/2025, so if H2 prices are still this high, I’ll have to pay the the dealership between $9K-$12K to trade it in.

Does anyone have any other plans?

Announced this month:

I was on track for 370, I've got a 22 XLE. The pump here in Sacramento doesn't ever fill up all the way, so I feel like 380+ is possible. I definitely had a eco score of 1 on two separate occasions this tank, so there's some wiggle room.

I live in socal and they are selling one for 6k of course after financing it'll be more like 10k but it's seems affordable.. I currently have a daily acura 2002 but I'm tired if having to fix little things this Mirai is a 17 with 75k miles... how reliable are these??

I’m searching for a new car. I live in LA. I drive about 60 miles a day to and from work. Anyone have an Mirai in LA area? Worth it? Not worth it? Can anyone give experience fueling in LA. Did you buy used or new?

does $15,000 fuel card actually expire after 3 years ?

I was wondering if anyone has found a socal dealership that is participating in the onsite rebate for 30% (up to $4000) on used mirai’s under 25k. Seems like a no brainer for dealerships, but i spoke to Tustin Toyota today and they’re not doing it yet.

This would make a used CPO Mirai very tempting.

Has anyone had any success going this route in 2024? I believe the process for filing has changed since 2023 and now must be done onsite by the dealer.

Any info is appreciated!

Just came here to vent about this, since misery loves company. This seems high, but maybe I'm just up to ***here*** with this car, and every little thing seems like a big deal.

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IDK. Thanks for listening.

So yeah, as many of you I got sweet talked into this car by the dealer, including the tax incentive situation for which this car doesn’t apply for, at least not anymore. I’m basically fearful of the future of H2 infrastructure and I feel I may have made a mistake purchasing this car at this moment. I got my car a month ago and I love it, it pains me to say that I want to get rid of it but seems like this situation will take many years to be resolved.

Anyway, what would be the best scenario where I could sell this car and get the least possible loss? The car is basically new, under 1.5k miles, pristine condition, refuele it maybe 3-4 times in its lifespan. Any guidance helps. I know I may sound desperate and that’s cause I kind of am lol. If it wasn’t for poor infrastructure and crazy fast depreciation I would keep the car no brainer, but it is what it is.

Hi guys! So I am currently waiting for the new 2025 Camry and need a car in the meantime. I see used Mirai's being really cheap and it even comes with a $15,000 fuel card. Would you think it is worth it to use for a year or two then trade it in for the Camry? This is what I am thinking:

- buy a used Toyota Certified 2019 Toyota Mirai with a $15,000 fuel credit for $11-12k (I will pay in cash, no financing)

- Use it for 1-2 years or until the fuel credit is done

- Trade it in at Toyota for the new Toyota Camry (thinking I'll get about $6k trade-in value in 2 years)

Is this worth it? Or is it better yet I just buy a rental for like 5 months until the 2025 camry comes out? (I see rentals for like $2k for like 2 months) I am willing to wait for a 2026 Camry just because 2025 might have issues due to it being the first year of the redesign.

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My dads 2021 limited lease is due back and he’s thinking about buying a 2019 used for around 9k. Anyone think this is crazy? To put it in perspective he still has 9k left on his original 15k fuel card so he doesn’t do much driving. I would probably use this as a car to run errands in to be honest, since we live a few blocks away from each other. What am I missing on possible downsides for spending the money and having the free fuel and then just dumping the car when the card runs out?? Thanks for any input in advance

Do they come with it? Do you have it? How much are you paying?

Thanks in advance.

Thinking about purchasing a 2022 Toyota Mirai from Longo Toyota. Does anyone know if this qualify for the $4000 federal rebate?