Thank you. 

Pimp-My=Ride?

Contra: I like the stage format. ... It’s just driving around in a circle, there’s only so much you can do to make it interesting.*

Colorado / Canyon

... What a job is worth is how much it takes to get someone to do the job. If a company can’t make money paying what it takes to get someone to do that job, it is not competitive and must evolve or go out of business.

NPR’s Marketplace (technically American Public Media) regularly asks the question.

“...[T]he engine and gearbox and front suspension are quickly removed as one unit for servicing.”

2014 Ford F150 Regular Cab FX2 w/ Tremor Pkg - $24k

You’ll be sending the GF/Wife back for bail money; you equally entitled little....

4th: Is ride-sharing a net gain or loss in car production? So long as the mileage lifespan remains the same, it seems like more cars would be required??? (assuming my 20 mile round trip in my car would take more total miles in a ride share?)

Granted, it is rather imprecise, but the broadest definition of “to buy” can include “to lease” (“buy” : to obtain the rights to use” M-W).

Neutral: New = 1 car / 8 years; Used = 2 Cars / 8 years.... Now do the math.

Neutral: Someone had to buy that used car new. 

“...Horrifying Tumble “After” or “While” Crash(ing)?”

Wow!!! This is about as interesting as being amazed that mass produced autos have a lateral G-force limits of around 0.80. ‘Seems best analyzed under the limits of a manageable/comfortable suspension when unloaded.

Kind of like it’s a nightmare to connect lights and brakes?

I’m going to take a contrary view here; against all those warnings about how trucks can’t see you. ... Yeh, you’re right and I’d better pay attention ... But all drivers are responsible for the area around their vehicle. If the trucks can’t see, they need more mirrors; or cameras.

Average Commute Time Will Never Decrease: The average commute time is what humans can bear for the benefits of that local. Any longer, and we move somewhere else. Shorter, and we move in; increasing congestion and commute time. ... Or we build more cheaper suburban sprawl further out; which also increases commute time.

Probably about the same amount as people who buy a sports car and actually take it to the track.

‘could be worse