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West Central Illinois | I’d have to disagree on the ease of repairs on gas only vehicles.
They pretty much all have to go to a shop with a computer read-out.
And as someone else mentioned Toyota has been building hybrids for 20 years. I’m guessing they know how to fix them.
My wife wants a Grand Highlander and I’m sure it will be a hybrid. 35 mpg for a big 3 row suv is hard to pass up. I’d prefer a plug in hybrid since I have excess solar capacity to charge it for free. But no one makes one that size. | |
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Hybrid vs gas car
