Packed for work

My Prius's main duty is hauling a bunch of stuff. I'm a medical sales rep, and previously used an Expedition to carry it all. With carefull thought in what I need to carry, and organization, the Prius does a great job.


Ready to work; The cooler is 42"es long x 21"es high x 20"es wide


Seat Covers. They are awesome!


Floor Mats, weathertec... I like them.


Bike rack and the center caps on wheels without hubcaps;

 

Thanks for the comments. I'll have to look at brand for seat covers, I really like them.
The cooler is high, so if it's behind drivers seat, it doesn't block my rear view.
Yes, two brand new prius, we commute a lot.needless to say our fuel consumption is about $1000 less a month than our previous vehicles. They pay for themselves.

I love the cars, and my biggest surprise is that they are not slow.

 

Im right at 2.5 to 3K +, myself... yes, I drove my EB 4x4 2003 Expedition for work, and weekend duty before the Prius. That truck gets about 11-13 MPG with the mixed interstate and city driving I do for work. It has a 30 gallon tank and cost anywhere from 70 to over $100 a fill-up. I used to fill up twice a week, sometimes three fill-ups a week. Now that truck sits in the garage except a little weekend driving, and long family trips. So... The Prius is a rediculous change in vehicles.

My wife drove a Ford 500, avg. MPG about 25. That car saw about 25,000/year.

I'm selling the Expedition soon,,, to pick up a Ford, lifted, 4x4 ,Diesel Excursion. I still have boat towing, and kid hauling duties.

I have always driven big trucks. I can thank my wife for getting me to even think about the Prius. I honestly was ready to wear the Yota salesman out with how chinsy, and slow the Prius was. I was completely wrong. When I sat down and figured out how much money I was wasting driving a truck to work every day... well I came to my senses. AND, the 3rd Gen Prius is an amazing vehicle. Fun to drive too. I even drive it on the weekend most of the time.