I haven’t heard “Ute” used much in America except to refer to the Native American tribe. I’m not sure what the official word for a car-based pickup would be, but colloquially people have used the suffix -amino as in the Chevrolet El Camino. So if someone chopped the roof off of a Volvo station wagon and made it into a pickup it would be a Volvamino.
If driver tests were more rigorous it would make it harder for people to get to work and the line would go down.
I don’t really know what the advantage of air brakes over hydraulic brakes would be, except that they make cool noises
Kei trucks are very unsafe (your knees are the crumple zones) and difficult to find parts for when they break down. Other than that, they’re great!
Maybe the battery in the sensor is running low?
Is 40 psi the recommended tire pressure? That seems high, unless it’s on a truck or large SUV.
They can do all of those with the right sensors and computers. This video has a good explanation.
I’ve used Rain-X spray on my windshield before, it’s supposed to make the windshield more slippery so that water runs off it more quickly, but I don’t know if it makes the squeaking less. If you end up going with KY jelly let me know what your results are. I also wonder if water-based lube in the coolant would make your water pump more efficient 
My guess is there was some kind of arc flash
In America we have lots of large full-frame pickup trucks, but very few small car-based pickups, which I think is what danoffs is looking for
I used to have a Miata and was planning to put a turbo on it, but that started looking like too much of a hassle so instead I bought a WRX.
That said, there’s lots of good information on https://www.miataturbo.net/ if you want to go the cheaper DIY route instead of a kit, and I still have a MegaSquirt ECU that I could sell you for a couple hundred bucks. An if you can install a radiator or a clutch, you can probably install a turbo yourself.
I’m ashamed to admit that I’ve never seen any of the Cars movies
That depends. If you’re paying a mechanic every 2 months, a car payment might be cheaper. If you can fix it yourself for cheap and you enjoy the car, I’d say keep it.
We went into more depth on used cars in these two episodes: Used Cars Part 1 Used Cars Part 2
A lot of it depends on where you live, but I’d try taking lessons at a driving school. I took driving lessons at this school as a teenager, but there were also a few adults there at the time.
Depending on where you live, you also might be able to find a car-share subscription service like Zipcar where you can rent a car for a few hours at a time, which is usually cheaper than owning a car.
You could also get a scooter or e-bike, which would be much cheaper but also more dangerous.
I don’t know about the best way, but the most fun way would be to put nitrous oxide in them
It can be anywhere from one to sixteen, but usually four or six.
Links/Sources:
https://www.theautopian.com/tesla-cybertruck-wheel-covers-are-chewing-up-tires/ //
https://www.wired.com/story/this-is-why-teslas-stainless-steel-cybertrucks-may-be-rusting/ //
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/spacex-illegally-fired-workers-critical-192839382.html //
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/29/uaw-launches-union-campaigns-at-tesla-12-others.html //
https://theintercept.com/2019/05/30/volkswagen-anti-union-tennessee-governor-bill-lee/ //
https://www.thedrive.com/news/ford-kills-self-parallel-parking-feature-to-save-a-few-bucks //
https://www.thedrive.com/news/kum-go-will-change-names //
https://www.theautopian.com/full-size-suvs-are-twice-as-likely-to-kill-pedestrians-as-cars-study/ //
Do you mean he’s a sellout because he endorsed Biden or did I miss something?
I believe this one is a 2.7L engine made in the 70s. With 43 psi of boost they’d make 1,000 hp. It looks to have mechanical fuel injection.
If you want to look on the bright side, if you can replace the head gasket yourself that means you’re capable of pretty much any other repairs that might come later