$Toyota Motor (TM.US)$ The resale value of used electric vehicles is very poor. A car that costs forty thousand can only be sold for ten to twenty thousand after a few years. Another issue is the battery. Many friends say that after driving for several years, the battery capacity may only have sixty percent left! For people who use their cars frequently, this is a major drawback, as they need to recharge after driving halfway!
I haven't figured out the exact details, but most drivers still choose hybrids!
For the less wealthy, the key is to save money; all the other sentimentality means nothing. Considering everything from the purchase price, maintenance costs, to the resale value, Toyota hybrids are still the best choice overall!
The major drawbacks of electric vehicles are the batteries and the inconvenience of charging! Also, if you don’t turn on the heater in winter, it's almost impossible to function
It's already hard for the less well-off to earn money, so saving more allows them to retain more funds!
This is based on my experience over recent years, and it’s also one of the reasons why many Americans buy hybrids!

$Toyota Motor (TM.US)$ Here in the US, Toyota hybrids are extremely hard to come by. You usually have to visit multiple dealerships and wait in line for several months, sometimes even up to half a year!
Why buy a Toyota hybrid?
First, fuel efficiency. The Toyota Prius, known as a fuel-saving marvel, achieves 57 miles per gallon, which is about half the consumption of regular gasoline cars. For those who drive frequently, this can save around 400 USD on fuel costs each month. That means after four years of driving, the saved fuel costs could amount to the price of a new car! A must-have for budget-conscious drivers.
Second, in the used car market, Toyota hybrid vehicles are particularly popular, almost impossible to find. A car purchased for 28,000 USD four years ago can still be sold for 18,000 USD, meaning you essentially got to drive it for free during those years while also receiving the equivalent of 10,000 USD worth of fuel savings!
Third, Toyotas don’t break down! Though not stylish at all, perhaps even a bit outdated with hideous headlights, what budget-conscious consumers care most about is that these cars simply don't break. Every financially strained individual values reliability, and Toyota provides assurance — this car won't fail. That’s why people choose Toyota!
Fourth, cost-effectiveness. Especially the Prius hatchback, which is so reliable. When the sun sets and you have no place to stay, the back seats can turn into a bed!
Fifth, the Japanese are trustworthy and reliable when it comes to their work ethic and credibility.
Sixth, when I first came to the US, I drove a 2002 Toyota. Even when it was worn down to bare metal without any paint left, it still didn't break! Police never stopped me because they thought, 'This guy is too poor; his car doesn’t even have paint.'
Hybrid cars are convenient, so more people are buying hybrids, and they hold their value very well! The money saved on fuel...

$Toyota Motor (TM.US)$ It feels like Toyota's world is about to collapse, and it’s on the verge of failure. First, its hybrid technology remains number one
Second, its sales volume is still in the tens of millions
Third, its sales drive financial loans, but this profit isn’t being considered either!
Fourth, the use of one-piece casting to improve profits has also been overlooked
Fifth, stability and brand value aren’t being counted either
There are many more aspects to consider. I'll just keep selling, and if you can, try to put me out of business

$Toyota Motor (TM.US)$ Brothers, what should we do? Oh my goodness

$Toyota Motor (TM.US)$ Is this the start of a rally?