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This is why you do not want to own one: https://www.edmunds.com/land-rover/range-rover-sport/2017/cost-to-own/

And many products are made in America although they have plants in many countries; https://www.seattletimes.com/nation...r-proud-of-its-made-in-america-pedigree/

According to this report almost half of cars on the road leak oil. http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview/id/451798.html

This guy did it but it did not end well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_McCandless https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Into_the_Wild_(film)

Originally Posted by Eddie Rent a trencher and do it yourself. Run 220 volt and anything else you may want in the next 20 years. Ed This, I knew someone that did the this. He did most of the work himself other than the final electric hook up. If you do want to do the work yourself just pay the $10.

I just use regular car wax.

This is all over the internet but very funny. Hopefully, the glitter bomb is a life-changing event for them.

You need to watch this enlightening investigation into mattresses. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvlA9UxGvSg

Just coast through the clouds. There is a quarry near me and sometimes the trucks coming and going near the entrance leave some much dust on the road the clouds are kicked up. I just coast through them.

The conspiracy theorist in may says they all plan to come out with a small self-driving vehicle in a few years so they want to clear the decks and start from scratch is some of their plants. Someone is going to get a colossal order from Uber for millions of small self-driving cars.

I have 145,000 miles on my 2011 Avalon which is basically the exact same car less a few fancy upgrades. I have not had a single thing go wrong go wrong and it still has the original brakes. I was driving a lot for work but it was 98% highway on cruise control and I was good about oil changes.

Before I had my garage I would hit the car with the hose before I left early in the morning.

I only do this with my generator and pressure washer which sometimes goes years without use. I would not go to the effort if I know I would be using the motor within a year. One time my generator went 7 years without use.

Ink is more expensive than gold, google it. Yes, I have only used the cheap stuff (technically the cheap stuff is dye, not ink) for decades but I do not print pictures. Those go to Walgreens and are printed on those expensive machines with the best inks. Costco has a refill program, I think...

I have had many vehicles that go well over 200,000 miles and have never had to replace a sensor. I buy good gas and drive normally.

I made one out of wood

Or an old slow computer

Nice chart. Quinoa is way up there.

Have you thought fuel? How much will you need? One week, two weeks, six weeks? Where are you putting the tank? Why not a small and large portable?

Like JD power these types of test are worthless. Let's see the cost of repairs and maintenance at 60K miles, 120K miles, and 200,000 miles. How many days in the shop, how many times left stranded along the road.