Buying a used plug-in hybrid (PHEV) can be tempting due to potential federal tax credits, but they come with complications unfamiliar to many buyers.
Some high-profile PHEVs have faced recalls and reliability issues, raising concerns about how these vehicles will age and maintain their value over time.
Before purchasing a PHEV, buyers should critically assess their actual needs, as an EV might serve them better for typical short trips.
PHEVs require regular charging for optimal efficiency, and many can be charged overnight on standard outlets, eliminating the need for expensive Level 2 chargers.
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