Barring any major problems?Whats the problems now?Except greed because they know they can get it.$2.75 is ridiculous so is $2.56 like it is now.So was $2.29 like it was most of the winter.Maybe im just cheap but Im glad I got rid of the gas gussler old truck last summer.My gas costs have went way down even with the high prices.But if it was $1.50 like it should be I would be happier.They go from one extrem to another.Winter heating fuel cost sky rocket.Now thats over so there back to there summer traveling SCAM!!!!!!!!!!But thats OK I have the right to complain.I do not drive a large barge anymore.

Toxcrusader, my exact sentiments, are you Canadian? Might have some Acadian in you. Aiden, I sure am glad I don't live in California. I don't agree that not talking to them is the thing to do. Ask them not to walk on the grass, including the Mailman. Kids are inconsiderate, I was a kid and I was as well until the nice man next door asked me to try and keep the noise down when my pals and I tuned our extremely loud dual exhaust hot rods when his wife, his elderly Mom and he were trying to listen to the BBC in the evening. No problem, we were kids, all he had to do is ask. The world revolved around us, we were 18, remember 18? Mom and Dad had a car each, both brothers had their beaters, I had a car, truck and bike. Our driveway was empty sometimes so the neighbourhood kids and us could play basketball. I worked shifts at 16, so did Dad and Mom as well, can you imagine moving all those vehicles at midnight after whomever was on 3 to 11 got home and someone had to be up at 5 AM and the rotation started all over again? So we parked on the street most of the time as the drive only held 3 cars anyway. My Mom told us not to until she was blue in the face. Thinking about it I cringe as to how the neighbours may have felt but as an adult understood the reason why some people park on the street and the driveway may have a space in it. We didn't rent, it wasn't a slum but it was a working class neighbourhood with kids, lots of kids. And many shift workers, maybe that's why no one complained about the parking, they understood what a pain to have 5 people in the home working 3 different shifts, 2 come, 2 leave, 1 is missing. Ask them nicely to not walk on the grass. By the way where is the precious grass that you remove to put up these bushes etc. going to end up? You are going to throw it out. It's more of an invasion of your property than damaging the grass. It's only grass. Only my opinion. This post was edited by SouthernCanuck on Mon, Aug 11, 14 at 5:57

Someone ran into me back in Nov and totaled my 2008 ES 350 Lexus, and I purchased the the 2016, same model, shortly afterwards. I didn't test drive any other car! I love the way it sits, not too high or too low, as with many of the new models. It has every option known to man, a very generous trunk, and spacious back seat. I've had a couple of 'altercations' with heavy truck treads on the road, which caused absolutely no damage to the under carriage. DD has a Kia and had the same thing happen,and did cause damage and a part needs replacing. It also feels heavier than most cars I have ridden in as a passanger. Also free car wash any time I need/want. ;)

I have been driving a Mercedes station wagon for years. Love it. It has all wheel drive and drives so smooth. However, the maintenance can be tough and expensive. We also just recently bought my son a Subaru. We absolutely love it. It has all wheels drive as well. All of them do. Also, if you compare, the gas consumption (and money saved) of a Subaru with the extra money you have to spend to get a hybrid, the Subaru will be a better deal. Yes, you still burn gas with a low gas car, however, you also have to charge a battery with a hybrid, which uses resources, etc..... Just my two cents