My understanding has always been that a car with a “dead” battery can be push started because the starter motor draws WAY more current than the spark plugs. A “dead” battery often has enough in it to run the plugs but not the starter motor. You roll the car to turn the engine over, not to charge the battery.

Good old classic that I’ve found to be surprisingly common:
*looking at speedometer*
“WOW THIS CARS TOP SPEED IS 160!”
“YEAH WELL MY DADS HONDA ACCORD CAN GO 180!”

One of these things is not like the others

So I recognize that in homes built in the last 10-15 years there’s a big push for higher ceilings, but what about older homes?
There’s no way those rear doors would open in my garage. Are you telling my I have to back it out of the garage then stop again and have the kids chase after me? Is this shorter on the whole…