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As I read the comment above, I thought of that, lol. Good going Zak

Always have cinder blocks and chain in vehicle

Depending on height raising seat, may need longer oars than original location

More than scary close now. The one on the NE side has now grown to 750 acres

In addition, a fire broke out west of Spokane, jumped the river into the NW edge of Spokane. Currently go now evacuations from Spokane river to Division St on the east for the far north side of the city. A smaller fire has grown quickly on the NE edge of city.

I tried zinnias last year, only one pack, nice but sparse. 20+ packs and saved seeds this year. 3 large beds, 2 tiny ones.

That could happen to any AWD vehicle, including Ford, GM, Stellantis/Fiat. Read your vehicle manual.

As a side note, Subaru says if front tire goes flat, put a rear tire there, the spare on the rear. Spare is slightly smaller in diameter. A couple people have put a full size spare in back, switching it out when rotating to keep even wear.

Took her huckleberry picking. She quickly learned which are best to eat and actually led us to more areas.

I know what she’s doing, I’m being facetious of the weather.

It’s only 90 out, she’s never dug holes in 3 years. Does this mean it’s going to hit 100 soon?

Going back to the original post, whatever you buy, think of this. Not sure year of your Prious C, 45 mpg average? Depending on what you purchase, if not comparable mileage, your fuel costs will increase. Doesn’t seem much, but if a mid sized suv, costs would double. As long as it fits your...

Unfortunately, most have no, need, for a full size truck. More a status symbol. No longer viewed as needing it for work, farm, etc.

Similar to Fords Maverick. I looked at them, discounted them, but they’re popular with younger people. That’s the new market

Wife had a 2018 Rav4 hybrid. Solid vehicle. Except hit a shallow pot hole on a dirt road, unknowingly pulling the front of a plastic skid plate down. Last time we drove it except on paved road, it cost around 1250 to fix replace because sensors were attached to it.

Toyota owns a major share now in Subaru, not sure exactly how much. Subaru hybrid i was told is similar, but not the same as Toyota, a cross sharing of engineering, parts happening.

I’ve never been into them either, ignored them. Toyota? Yes. But…

$29,999. Used 2025 outback, lease return, 11,000 miles, remaining warranty and extended power train. $29,999, used 2026 forester, 3,600 miles, remaining warranty and extended powertrain. Both have gotten up to 37 mpg interstate, even with passes involved