Apologies if I missed it, but you have missed the build-quality element? US-made cars were shit at the time, and would have remained so? 

Cub are still available in Japan (though not sure where they are made): https://www.honda.co.jp/CROSSCUB/design/

Nope. No idea even what it is... 

Confirmed. It is the law here, though you are allowed electric ones too, which are not nearly as much fun... 

No, they are not stock.

Hey!

Many ships - not sure here - use a vacuum assisted toilet system. This is very good at the aerosolization of fecal matter. Covid-19 can live in the septic systems, and does not need infected staff to propagate it. Merely a flush...

Amazing such needs to be said in 2021. Do kiddies get outside at all these days? 

Ditto, and the Lotus 47.

Using a grocer’s apostrophe shows just where you’re at.

Not quite sure this was a feature exclusive to Nissan. As I think I recall a friend at school’s mum had a US-made land yacht wagon of some sort - perhaps a 1960s’ Pontiac - and it too had a lowering cargo window.

Sad day, but at least there’s a lot to choose from.

Details on this one can be seen here:

The major reason to use proper strippers, is to not nick the conductor with either cutters, or (gasp!) pliers.

Yup! 

Half correct; as the lenses are different for obvious reasons...

Correct; Sodegaura.

Showboating is still a Mid Night club attribute though:

Most civilized countries have regs around Intrinsic Safety, which apply to dangerous environments, such as where gas is present or flammable liquids are handled.

Better than ヴェゼル (p: Weizeru) we have to endure in the home market.