Most consumers like to know the history of a used car that they are considering to purchase to help them make an informed decision. This is obviously nothing new and is also very common when buying other higher priced
pre owned items, like a home.

The Consumer Electronics Show was in Las Vegas earlier this month, and to share the exciting new fuel cell vehicle, Toyota made a well-received appearance.
Not only did the company have the Toyota Mirai on hand to show the event patrons, it announced it was giving other car makers the chance to use their fuel cell patents completely royalty free. This means other car makers can create their own versions of the Mirai without having…
