As for most things, there’s an XKCD:

Anyway, how’s your car life?

This sounds like it could be the car show equivalent of The Room. And I’m not even sure that’s a bad thing.

They use salt there, but not as much as in the UK and the US, as temperatures can get too low for salt to have much of an effect, and gravel and plowing is cheaper. Old(ish) Saabs rust.

That’s the Opel GT, which, save for 4 wheels, 2 seats and a lack of storage space, has very little in common with the Elise Speedster.

Green, white and red beans, representing legumes. I prefer your interpretation though.

Clockwise or counterclockwise?

Electric S600/S800? I’m up for that!

It won’t be emission-free though.

They should’ve included a vertical G-meter as well.

The Yiga hideout is frustrating enough as it is, and you want to improve their physique with a healthy diet, and their agility and defence with better clothing?! What are you, some kind of Dark Souls addict?

At least the cars in PGR3 had a bit of weight and decent feedback. GTA5 feels like driving a boat.

Sounds like you’re looking for a minivan instead.

And boats:

You buy the local army and/or air traffic control.

And you’ll still have $755 million left for flight training, maintenance and fuel.

Trains can indeed lock up wheels, especially when running nearly empty. Most modern locomotives and passenger trains have ABS and traction control to prevent damage to their wheels and the track.

Allegedly alpacas are best for that, as they nibble instead of pull on the grass.

There have been player-owned factions in-game since 2015, though you they do not ‘own’ stations, but rather control them (similar to NPC factions): https://imperium.news/first-player-owned-system-conquered-elite-dangerous/

Have you checked out Elite Dangerous recently? Powerplay and player corporations are somewhat similar to what you described.