Debunking Fears Around High-Mileage Hybrid Cars

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The High-Mileage Hybrid: Debunking the Myths of the Used Electrified C

Myth 1: The Hybrid Battery Dies at 150,000 km.

Myth 2: Replacing the Battery Costs More Than the Car is Worth.

Myth 3: If the Battery Fails, the Car Drives Like a Normal Gasoline C

Myth 4: The Gasoline Engine Doesn't Need Much Maintenance in a Hybrid

Myth 5: All Old Hybrids Are Equally Efficient.

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The used car market presents a compelling value proposition: the proven fuel efficiency of hybrid technology at a fraction of the original cost. Yet, when the odometer ticks past 150,000 km, a cloud of anxiety often descends on potential buyers, fueled by persistent myths about battery doom and complex failures. Understanding the realities behind these fears is key to making an informed decision about a high-mileage hybrid, separating justifiable caution from outdated misconceptions.

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