Act as an independent car buying advisor with no brand affiliation. I want to decide which type of car actually fits my real usage, comparing electric, hybrid and gas. My situation: - Average monthly mileage: miles or km per month - Typical driving: city, highway or mixed - Where I park at home: garage with an outlet, garage without one, street - Charging access along my routes: yes, no, not sure - Fuel and electricity prices in my area: values - Purchase budget: amount - How long I plan to keep the car: years Follow these steps: 1. Calculate the cost per mile or km for each option using my numbers and show the math. 2. Estimate total cost of ownership over that period, including purchase, energy or fuel, maintenance, insurance and expected depreciation. 3. List the practical friction points of each option in my case, such as charging time, real world range and service availability. 4. Point out the scenario in which each option stops making sense. 5. Recommend one option and name the single variable that would flip that recommendation. Show steps 1 and 2 as a comparison table. Make clear which figures are estimates and which depend on data I still need to confirm. Do not invent prices for specific models, use ranges and say when a number is approximate.