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Wind turbines shut down: Yes Anyone die because of it: No People whining about green energy: Yes

What is OP's definition of "failure"? I ask because the vast majority of failures are with anything connected to adding outside water to the unit. Buy units without water, ice makers etc and they generally last.

water won't wash oil away. You need a solvent. But honestly at this point, I would leave it be as you may cause more damage than it's worth.

I have owned non-HOA homes for 40 years as well as my whole family has too. Have never seen the rumored Pink home with Polka Dots yet.....

Sometimes the pencil pushers ARE engineers as well. Funny but if Farley wants higher efficiency he needs to start from the top down. It's the system Ford has created and it doesn't come from the bottom of the engineering ranks.

It's about time. I have looked at the new home market since 1990. Never would go new as everything studiply big. As far as zoning restrictions, that is just plain wrong and immoral. The poor need a place to live just like the rest of us.

I just bought a Subaru Forester. I had one dealer offer the Costco program, would be at MSRP. I ended up getting the car from another dealer for $2000 UNDER MSRP. Waste of time.

so far it's been fine, over 8 months.

this is GM we are talking about. They have a history of NOT fixing old problems. I hope they have changed.

I took my 2010 Mazda 3 in because I couldn't budge the rotors and didn't have acetylene. They pounded so hard it cracked the rotor in half.

you should also shake and turn your car upside down to get out EVERY drop...

Yet we do it on transmissions ALL the time.

A car is a depreciating asset whether it is leased or purchased on borrowed money. Funny how people think sometimes about financial things....

I/O's are great because it feels like your 300 lb buddy came along on the trip. They are just too heavy and reduce gas mileage too much.

My father ordered a 1972 F150 (don't think it was called an F150 at the time). Three on the tree, NO power steering. Both him and my Mom drove it.

I buy the lowest cost Wallyworld batteries. Never had a problem yet.

I know of a family where two single brothers and a sister and her husband are all on SSI disability and no, they don't work. The brothers did it for about 15 years, then the mother finally died and left them some inheritance. So no, people can and do live off of these types of programs. The one...

These are cars less than 4-5 years old. If they needed any service at that age, I wouldn't be buying them anyway. Just oil changes are necessary.

I have been predicting this for quite some time, but it's taken a lot longer than I had thought. This will finally break the back of the new car bubble.

I just replaced the originals on my 2008 RAV4, 113,000 miles. They were a bit fouled looking due to oil burning. Runs exactly the same after though. I honestly think the old could of just been cleaned up lol.