Hybrids have been on US roads since 1999 with release of Honda Insight followed by Toyota Prius in 2000 and by mid-2000s, a lot more models followed
Edmunds.com green car editor John ODell says more than two million conventional hybrids have been sold since early 2000s and estimated 415K used hybrids on market now. Theyre becoming a growing niche for dealers to access for used vehicle sales, even if their market values might fluctuate along with gasoline prices.
Theres also a growing need for service centers that can maintain hybrids, which does require service technicians with specific training and skill sets.
For servicing, important to have knowledgeable mechanic inspect vehicle with knowledge being critical as these cars employ some complex technology.
Click here to read more about the technology know how needed for the right maintenance and service work, and the opportunities in the market for selling and servicing used hybrids.
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