If you live in California and can act fast, there is a purchase opportunity that is completely unheard of in the wild world of car sales. It’s not a free car, but it’s heading that direction. Got your attention? Here is the offer. Through the end of March 2021, 18 days from when this story was posted, California residents can get a 2021 Toyota Mirai FCEV (fuel cell electric vehicle) for a steep discount. Here’s the offer for either the Mirai XLE or Limited models. All prices are off MSRP.
$20,000 cash incentive $8,000 Federal tax credit $4,500 California rebate (there are some income restrictions on this)
This means the $49,500 XLE model could be yours for a net of $17,000. The pricier and well-equipped $66,000 Limited would drop to $33,500, less than the cost of the base Avalon. [Read: How do you build a pet-friendly gadget? We asked experts and animal owners]
But wait, there’s more!
All 2021 Mirai purchasers get:
0% interest for 72 months through Toyota financing $15,000 fuel credit for three years for those who lease (up to six years to use $15,000 of fuel if purchased or financed through Toyota) 21 days free rental of a Toyota, if you need to go further than the estimated 402 miles of driving range for the XLE, or 357 miles for the Limited HOV lane sticker Three-year/35,000-mile maintenance coverage Three-year/unlimited mile roadside assistance Eight-year/100,000-mile fuel cell electric vehicle component warranty
Clean Fleet Report is very impressed with the all-new 2021 Toyota Mirai, which runs on hydrogen, available at 44 retail stations in California. If this fantastic offer intrigues you, check out our reviews before heading to your Northern or Southern California Toyota dealer.
Northern California Toyota Mirai Dealers
Dublin Toyota Roseville Toyota San Francisco Toyota Stevens Creek Toyota (San Jose) Toyota Sunnyvale
Southern California Toyota Mirai Dealers
Hamer Toyota (Mission Hills) Longo Toyota (El Monte) Toyota of Orange Toyota of Santa Monica Tustin Toyota
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