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The hydrogen revolution sounded thrilling on paper—until Toyota Mirai owners found themselves miles from the nearest pump. In this episode, attorney Jason Ingber unpacks his class action lawsuit against Toyota, spotlighting drivers who traded gas for “green” only to end up with range anxiety, spotty support, and cars that sometimes refuse to start. Their stories paint a vivid picture of what happens when bold marketing collides with corporate over-promise.

We also dig into the money trail that fueled the hype. Generous tax credits, state rebates, and eye-catching commercials convinced thousands to gamble on hydrogen. Yet many buyers quickly discovered that glossy claims about eco-friendly performance didn’t square with a sparse fueling network or repeated reliability hiccups. Was the push for hydrogen innovation driven by genuine sustainability—or by financial incentives too powerful to resist?

Finally, we track the fast-moving class action lawsuit, a legal showdown that could redefine how alternative-fuel vehicles are sold in the United States. Stick with us for every court filing, expert hot-take, and consumer update. Hit subscribe so you don’t miss the twists, turns, and—hopefully—justice for the drivers left holding an empty tank.

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction

00:30 - Consumer Experiences

02:00 - The Hydrogen Car Promise

04:00 - Class Action Lawsuit

06:30 - Conclusion

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