Any pretense at neutrality you threw out by referring to Vettel as petty. And, also, your English sucks: you refer to near miss which is an actual hit, but Vettel and Hamilton did not collide - there was no hit. There was a NARROW miss, but that is English 1.2.1, but I guess you never got that far.

“The other, also plausible interpretation of the penalized move was that Vettel was just regaining control of his car after driving over a bunch of grass.”

Hamilton asked his team to contest your ‘winning’. The stewards found no video evidence of you even being in Canada at the time of the race. Your win has been taking away and 3 points added to your license. 

^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^

Nitpick: it’s not “GPS in general”. The Global Positioning System isn’t a navigation system. It’s just a tool to determine coordinates. Literally all GPS satellites do is send out a very precise time signal (in fact, lots of clocks are set by it now). Your GPS receiver takes the time signal from 3 or more satellites…

Because: stupid people.. I guess.

Me, looking at my uncle’s 2012 SRT8 that has never seen a street for longer than a week between shops...

Wait, you are concerned with reliability and you went with a FCA product? On the flip side, when my twins were born I dumped a 2015 Jeep Cherokee and moved into a Toyota Sequoia.

Leased a 2018 Forrester.

You know you’ve had a lot of shit vehicles when 35,300 miles is a milestone.....

2018 Outback and 35,300 miles? That nearly 57,000 km... My mother’s 4 year old Corolla has just more than that with regular out of town family visits and my 3 year old Sonata has around 13k... Do you live far from your job?

I think your problem is that the comparable cars you’ve owned/listed are also not particularly reliable, so it’s a reasonably low bar. A much higher, (and probably unrealistic bar) is that my 4Runner has never had an unplanned mechanic visit. At 140k miles I had to replace the starter contacts. Other than that, just…

Roomba take the wheel, momma needs a hit.

And think.  If the AIs learn to drive in Orlando and the panhandle, they'll be able to drive anywhere.

“Well, the autonomous system has yet to master the task of driving, yet somehow it has managed to perfect go through all stages of meth addiction.”

I lived in Florida for most of my childhood. I trust a computer over seeing an ‘89 Buick, a few knuckles on the wheel, and some blue hair coming in my direction.

I can see a Skynet version of them learning to be nuts. This is how the Terminators take over.....Florida based self driving cars.

They’ll need to be programmed for at least 65% crazy to even attempt driving in Florida.

In Florida, will the self driving cars be crazy too?

Self-driving cars vs Florida Man.