The TOYOTA MIRAI is a spacious, four-door hydrogen fuel-cell saloon, rather than a hatchback or SUV. In the UK it occupies a rare, premium-minded niche: it drives like an electric car but makes electricity onboard using hydrogen, with water vapour from the tailpipe. Its unusual power source and smooth, quiet feel set it apart from familiar petrol, hybrid and battery-electric rivals. mycarcheck.com has recorded 149 TOYOTA MIRAI checks across 69 different VINs, a useful but still niche sample. The average private-sale valuation is £32,200, while checked cars average 36,000 miles and 9,000 miles a year. The average previous-keeper figure is just 0.18, suggesting few previous keepers among the vehicles checked. The Mirai suits drivers with access to a hydrogen station locally, especially commuters seeking quiet motoring. Unlike electric saloons, it offers quick refuelling, but limited UK hydrogen availability makes route planning important before choosing a used TOYOTA MIRAI.