Jill this was awesome! I wish they had these in Georgia. I love that it's only by-product is water. I hate that the most abundant element in the universe is that expensive. I've been curious about these for a few years. Thanks for all the info. See you later on that truck channel I like so much👋

@jillciminillo

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!! And yes, I’d love to see more hydrogen out there. This was a great car!!

I also like the Mirai. A much more generous fuel range than many EVS.

Absolutely love my ‘22 Mirai! Hope we build infrastructure across the US, so you can buy it in the Midwest.

Nice explanation of the H2 fueling process by the cheeriest, tiniest car reviewer in KZread.

@jillciminillo

2 жыл бұрын

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Jill, You did an awsome job explaining the features of this Mirai model of Toyota. Thank you

Great video. I'm really looking to get one.

So at $13.99/Kg, and the cars capacity is a little over 5Kg, it costs $70 to fill it up. With a range of 400 miles, it doesn't seem to be saving all that much! My 2008 Lexus LS460, which I affectionately call "The Beast", because if it's propensity to drink fuel, costs me about $85-90 here in California, with fuel prices particularly high (about $5 a gallon) ... perhaps I'm missing something, but that doesn't sound like a fantastic savings, esp. considering the initial cost of the vehicle.

@viniciusreboucas6099

2 жыл бұрын

For real! $70 on a hybrid would give you 600+ range

@xclusivepro9836

2 жыл бұрын

Shocked i had to scroll this far to see this comment smh. 13.99/kg is expensive and not a deal compared to Electric vehicles.

@fiveoctaves

Жыл бұрын

The motivation for hydrogen fuel cell isn't saving in fuels costs but an alternate fuel source. And that is why the vehicle includes $15,000 of free fuel so it costs $0.00 to fill for a few years. Mega savings.

@markclark4154

9 ай бұрын

Fuel was $13.99/kg. One year later it’s more than doubled in California. $36/kg in Hayward August 2023.

@bilboriches7216

5 ай бұрын

@@fiveoctaves So, a full tank will cost aprox 70$. Devide 15000 by 70 and multiply by 400 miles and youl get 85000 miles free range. Thats kinda "free" for a vehicles lifetime.

love the longer review

@jillciminillo

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I debated!

It is perfect in Hawaii too. I would get one if I had the money...

Grandma's who drive Priuses slower than the speed limit sign get 360miles on a full tank. I get 325 - 340miles on my 2022 mirai. This is realistic. Back seat is cramp for big and fat people, trust me Ive done it. The opening to get into the backseat comfortably is narrower than a honda accord or camry. Its damn quiet and smooth like a lexus for sure. Wish the fuel prices wasnt so high. If it remains this high and my complimentary $15,000 fuel card runs out. Im definitely selling the car for something else more efficient and cost effective.

What was your net price after incentives?

Saw a bunch of Hyundai Nexos in Escondito a few months back.

We are scare to travel to Sanjose from long beach.Any station between please? Thanks

TOYOTA & HYDROGEN 😎👍🏻

@jillciminillo

2 жыл бұрын

Agree

Not enough fuel stations I-5 S.N to Sanjose,SFo

We don’t get the nice things in the Midwest. Is it a California only car because of the availability of the hydrogen infrastructure or is it because fuel cell cars are not compatible with our winter temperatures

@jillciminillo

2 жыл бұрын

It’s totally because of the fueling infrastructure.

Fuel was $13.99/kg. One year later it’s more than doubled in California. $36/kg in Hayward August 2023

Beautiful car, too bad it wasn’t available as a PHEV non hydrogen car, I’d buy one in that case.

Need fuel stations in I-5 from Long Beach to Sanjose,CA.

My Lexus fakes engine noise in sport mode, I hate that. Wish I could turn it off without disabling sport mode.

Car is great but the infrastructure isn't there yet.

@jillciminillo

2 жыл бұрын

And that’s why I’m pissed!

Probably changing curtains is another one of your Issues?

What was your range after a full fill?

@andykim7559

Жыл бұрын

I HAVE 2021 MIRAI I AM GETTING 330-345 MILES RANGE WITH FULL TANK. THESE NUMBER'S ARE TESTED MORE THAN 10 TIMES BY THE WAY I ALWAYS CARRY MY GOLF BACK IN THE TRUNK...

Id happily take that over an EV any day, who has time to waste on journeys waiting for a charger to do its thing, not only that but its not affected by the cold temps in many states like lithium batteries.

terrible experiences to add hydrogen, the hydrogen stations around me (usually 10 miles away) has been always down, one has been down for 4 months. The other I waited 30 min today without hydrogen or station error. The hydrogen price is twice or even triple the price of gas.

Amazing wow

Is Toyota trying to encourage family civil war? Parents are going to kill their kids when they change the station on the in the middle of their favorite song.

@jillciminillo

2 жыл бұрын

IKR?!? 😂 there has to be a lockout feature!

I still want one a limited in white all day long

Thanks

we are in a stage where fuel will get exhausted... buying such option by compromising few things can be ok...

LA - Sanjose not enough fuel stations

"Toyota: Lets go places" - sounds like a joke when you read it in a Mirai. Considering that hydrogen pumps are only in California.

wow thank god you changed microphones, the intro was grating

This is her point of view. But I love this car. She’s so picky.

NO jill it's on sale in hi

Leave it to Toyota! Great car!

It’s not leather the wife owns a gen one and the range is horrible maybe 240 mile per fill on a good day

With a little research anyone can find this easily, but the hydrogen fuel cell has 2 main issues: First is the hydrogen itself. It's not cheap or trivial to produce the hydrogen, and it could also be very costly for the environment, especially in the methane (CH4) sourcing; building the infrastructure is not easy, it also costs a lot of money, even compared with gasoline stations. The fact that the hydrogen needs to stay under presure (10000 psi in the case of h70) it's a very complicated issue and it's potentially more dangerous than gasoline or diesel,. The second problem is the price of the car and fuel. The car is more expensive than the regular fuel combustion engine ones, and even if you get 3 years free now, a full tank for 200 miles is going to cost you at least $100. Granted, with the way the gasoline prices are rising this may come anyway, but if you look at the cheapest solution, hydrogen aint' it. And all this for a car with normal performance (it's not as quick as an electric car or even a V8). I heard it drives well, but the same thing can be said about a Toyota Prius. In my opinion, this technology was tried and tested for more than 50 years withou any major succes and I think Toyota should follow all the other manufacturers who stopped the development of the FCV. It might have some legs with the aviation industry, but for personal travel solution, it doesn't have potential. I'm not trying to be mean, but the FCV seems like the last try from a dying Oil + Gas industry to keep us as customers.

again no jill, h70 in wa,hi other states.

$75 per fill up to drive a less efficient ev that "pees"?? like why

@solomonmorph1416

2 жыл бұрын

you get a $15000 worth of fuel card for 6 years, the hydrogen prices will go way lower by then.

@TeamDynamiteTV

2 жыл бұрын

@@solomonmorph1416 3 years

@ghjfgnncvvffghvv1271

2 жыл бұрын

@@TeamDynamiteTV 3 years if lease 6 yers if purchased

@brushlessmotoring

10 ай бұрын

@@solomonmorph1416 June 2023 and the price doubled to $30/kg or $30 per 44 to 66 miles (45 to 70 cents per mile) That $15,000 fuel card won't last long at those prices.

Bo ho the car good ,seem she nippicking not a good person to make comments!"

Great car - no wonder Mr Musk has changed his mind on Hydrogen vehicles - with Tesla now on the correct path, more fuelling stations will appear - hooray . . .

@brushlessmotoring

10 ай бұрын

Do you have a source for that? I've seen quite a few people say this, but all I can find is other videos saying it, but still not giving the source for it - if you reference another video, it has to reference the source, it can be an interview, a press release, a tweet - anything - I have not seen any actual proof that Tesla are doing a hydrogen anything - maybe backup power for super chargers at most?

Toyota’s FOOL-sale vehicle.