back seat

As long as he doesn't say, "Home, Renee, and take the lake route..." don't complain. You're in the driver's seat...

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Renee @ May 13 2006, 04:56 PM) [snapback]254872[/snapback]</div>

Next trip to the grocery store you jump in the back seat. Then you can tell the same story.

 

My wife has never (or even wants to) driven the Prius. When it's just the two of us she sits in the front, but when we have another, she likes to sit in the back. That way she can sew or sleep.

 

last week i was riding in my friend's B7 A4, the back seat/room is soooooo small, i can barely fit in there, im about 5 feet 9, but the prius is really nice in the back

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(TonyPSchaefer @ May 14 2006, 11:34 AM) [snapback]255267[/snapback]</div>

You speak the truth for many married couples out there!

 

<_< I have sat in the back seat but not had the opportunity to ride there. Others tell me that is's pleasant to sit higher and have a nicer view of the road and passing scenery through the ample glass of the Prius.

I keep encouraging my wife to drive the Prius at least once in awhile. She seems afraid she'll 'do something wrong' or 'not know how to do something.' I keep telling her that she can just drive it with the exception of putting it 'in gear.'

Thing is, she NEEDS to know how to drive the Prius for a variety of reasons.

An unsolicited comment to those forum members with the irritating animated avatars. I don't benefit from your posts since I quickly scroll past them to avoid your 'attention demanding - look at me' avatars. Reminds me of a child wanting attention. I also scroll past those who use HUGE BOLD text... as if they are YELLING their comments.