Maybe a remote starter for one or both - cardinal sin for FE though.

or just leave the 2007 running all the time - to get it back down to the 2006 mpg

 

Just leave the keys in the ignition of each. Doh

 

You know, that's not a crazy idea. The harder they make it to carry keys around, the more likely I am to do this. These anti-theft efforts are really becoming counter-productive. Now we're hearing reports that people just break in to your house to get the keys when they realize they can't hotwire the car. Now that's a bigger problem than a stolen car in my book. Plus replacing the key and fob costs more than my insurance deductible on a stolen car. So tell me, why should I want a key with a chip in it?

 

The chips belong in our brains....

 

If you want to be on the bleeding edge (so to speak) here's an idea
http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Entrepreneur's_RFID_chip_implant_to_open_doors,_st art_car
Sorry, couldn't resist

 

If you're not overly worried about anyone stealing you car you could leave a valet key in the car under the dash somewhere, that's how people get remote starters to work. Since the transmistter is in the car already you wouldn't need to carry around a giant key.

 

Can you be sure they're not already?...

 

Yo silver, GREAT 1st post! Welcome.

 

Thanks gumby. I hadn't realized that this was my first post
I picked up my HCHII in May last year and found this site very shortly thereafter. Lots of excellent information and tips for a new hybrid owner. It seems that someone was always asking my question before I did so I've been lurking ever since.
Almost a year into hybrid ownership and still loving it. It's like driving a video-game

 

That's funny, I feel the same way. I watch the instant fuel economy meter constantly when I drive. I actually enjoy my 35 mile trip to work every morning, as it is a challenge to squeeze a couple more tenths of a mpg out of each trip. Although my coworkers just don't get the thrill of the difference between 53.5 and 53.8 mpg. They are just jealous.