A buddy of mine just bought one (not hybrid, though). It's not bad, though, like most "sport-utility" vehicles, it's a little short on both sport and utility. :-p I really would recommend thinking hard about exactly what it is you want from your next vehicle. An Escape (or a RAV-4 or CR-V or Forester) is not going to provide the space you have in your Odyssey or any other minivan, if that's important to you. Four-wheel-drive is nice, but unless you're going off-road, you can get almost all of the traction benefits of 4WD with traction control and by buying a pair of good summer tires (and, depending on where you live, good winter tires on a set of spare wheels) -- and not have to pay the fuel mileage and repair penalties of 4WD. Balanced against the mileage and "cleanliness" benefits of a hybrid are several other costs: - hybrids typically cost more than the same vehicle with a gasoline-only engine; - the dealer may be your only source of service because few independent shops will be able to invest the money in diagnostic tools and training; - no one is willing to guess what it will cost over the long-term to be carrying around in your car an extra set of batteries and -- essentially -- a second motor; - hybrids also are notorious for getting great mileage in stop-and-go city traffic but not coming close to their EPA estimates on the open road. Be very careful if you're justifying the cost of a hybrid based on fuel savings alone. As for safety, use your favorite Web search engine to look for the terms ford escape crash test and see if the Escape meets your expectations. My personal two cents is that most of the people buying SUVs are not buying them for the right reasons. Unfortunately, those choices cause longer-term problems in excessive gasoline use and greater injuries to people who are not in their own oversized vehicles.

Well.....where is it? In the carpet? or hiding in the cracks of the upholstery? When you find it all and clean it up....the smell will be gone...mostly...LOL! I am remembering dropping a 2 qt container of salsa on the pavement next to my car....with the door open! It was everywhere! And smelled of garlic for weeks!....don't dispair and keep the windows open!! Linda C

Wait until it resprouts. Also,put a big saucer under it so that it stays watered. Right now would be a very bad time to let it go dry again. Keep it in part shade,light shade. You don't want sun on it all day.

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