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The big problem is the younger generations don’t care about pro sports. So as the current generation of sports fans pass on there will be no one to go anyway. https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2024/01/07/gen-z-disinterested-sports-nfl-college-football-championship/72117123007/

My uneducated guess is the gasket - which has too small of mating area with the block by design, begins to leak and when it does pressure from the piston prevents coolant flow and the block over heats in that area. Which likely is why the block cracks at that point. Again - complete guess...

Yamaha still makes small engines. We just don’t see them here. Unsure why? https://global.yamaha-motor.com/business/pp/engine/

Whenever someone has time to rename a 100 year old well respected brand there focusing on the wrong thing. Hello new Coke.

I have two adult daughters. I am paying for them to be educated. I would do anything for them. They will have no problem getting a down payment for a home or they can just wait and inherit mine - I will eventually buy a second one. I figure no education debt and housing pretty much sets them...

Mine do from the factory. I never see much on them. I would likely add one.

I am going to assume these oil level sensors are capacitive probes?

A Wavian NATO can is around $120. They were $70 a couple years ago. There an absolute marvel of engineering if you dig into them. $76 for a ABS can still seems expensive.

All things cosmetic. If it’s in the shade drive to the sun. If sun drive to shade. Check the roof. Cosmetic is not covered by warranty. Make sure you get all the promised keys.

Yes that’s a lot of dough for insurance. Still last time I dropped one the other two went up by just about as much.

There is no point in dumping one unless your insurance is expensive. People learned this in the pandemic.

If the impala is mostly sitting I would drain the fuel and refill part way with E0 and a fuel stabilizer.

People in the developing world are smarter than us because they have to be. Remember our average ancestors drove an ox cart half way across the Great Plains and started farming to survive. We’re all just lab rats now waiting for our next treat.

Do what your dad told you. Because he is your dad mostly. Won’t hurt.

Certain years of the R51 pathfinder did. And some years spec 87. Most believe it was due to CAFE and run 87 anyway. I believe the LR3 Land Rover was like this also?

Is the new this year CX5 bigger? Because the last generation had less space than a Corolla Cross. I looked when I bought Rav and couldn’t figure out why anyone with a family would want one - too small.

I have LE3 on my truck and my Xterra. I got them because they have great wet traction and it rains here a lot. There my go to, I had lots of LE2 also. The road force was really good on them , unlike my last set of generals.

It the patented Aisin 8 speed and the current iteration has been used all things Toyota / Lexus and a dozen other manufacturers - BMW, Audi, GM, Mitsubishi etc. since 2018. I have heard nothing but good about it. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aisin%E2%80%93Toyota_8-speed_automatic_transmission

Coat around where the post exits liberally with some sticky grease - like tacky red - then use the little felt pads mentioned. Double stack them if you have enough post. Best I found so far.

Different situation but my 23 year old daughter - who has her own car and lives elsewhere - is listed as a driver on my policies. You could look into titling it to yourself. List it as “garaged” at her house. Call your insurance company - they should know the particulars.