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SUBARU EARNS TWO AWARDS IN 2025 U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT BEST CARS FOR TEENS
For Christmas I had been thinking about giving Charlie our SUV and getting David a used truck he has been wanting but I’ve learned SUBARU EARNED TWO AWARDS IN 2025 U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT BEST CARS FOR TEENS so I may have to rethink things and get Charlie a Subaru because I want to make sure Charlie is safe. CAMDEN, N.J., May 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Subaru of America, Inc., today announced that two models were named to the annual U.S. News & World Report Best Cars for Teens report. The 2025 Subaru Forester was named the Best New SUV, priced between $35,000 and $40,000, while the 2021 Subaru Legacy was named the…
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Fathers Day Gift Guide 25: The ADDVISOR the Extra Long Visor For Safer Driving
I wanted to share a new addition to our Fathers Day Gift Guide 25: The ADDVISOR the Extra Long Visor For Safer Driving I received in exchange for this review. David and I are going on a #RoadTrip next week and the Sun bother’s David while he is driving but he doesn’t like wearing #Sunglasses. The Sun visors in our car still let the Sun in David’s eyes because they aren’t long enough. The night before we leave on our #RoadTrip I’m going to have Charlie install Fathers Day Gift Guide 25: The ADDVISOR the Extra Long Visor For Safer Driving. I can’t wait to see David’s face even though…
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Have an extended parking or auto shut down feature? The new feature could be a death trap to pets left in cars!
Paws of War is warning people about the dangers of auto shutdown for their pets NESCONSET, N.Y. – (May 27, 2025) –Each year, the headlines lead with stories of dogs left to die in cars that quickly become too hot for them to handle. Knowing the dangers and how to keep pets safer over the summer is a priority for everyone. Many people are now relying on new technology that keeps the car running while the person steps away, but it could create a dangerous situation for pets. “The extended parking and auto shutdown features seem great to help the environment, but they can be dangerous for pets,” said Derek Cartwright, a…





