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I was thinking a Jimny beats all else on the OPs list as its simple, easy to fix, easy and cheap to look after, economical and has the most…

I'd expect one being either low or high on the outside to be a potential cause for a weird and unexpected oversteer event

.. or maybe just adjust tyre pressures. If the back is lighter, less pressure is required than the front. A lot of people over-pump their…

Firstly, we're talking about rear tyres aquaplaning on a bend, so different from a patch of oil on the road. All we can really assume is…

Whilst true for some, but it does depend on the ground itself. Clay heavy ground tends to swell in the wet, so when it dries out, shrinks.…

Not sure about the legal definition. But IMHO how a provider interprets the fine print they write and require the consumer to agree to is…

I feel for the repairer, instead of changing out an engine mount, they had to spend an hour doing paperwork and chasing the customer's…

Those living near some bush are getting used to it every year, where they have local Councils and RFS's implementing 'Management Plans'…

You have a new theory of evolution beginning there. Time to get writing your update to 'Origin of the Species' ;-)

Oftentimes, only the paranoid survive.

Should change to 'Urges managed': Up until 10 years ago, I felt like a TF Hatter. Now everything I was concerned about is happening, and…

New, but bought at a discount as others are suggesting. However, at delivery time, go over it with a fine tooth comb and do your own…

Cheaper to move them into oncoming traffic where it is instantly collected by the air filters in passing automobiles, passenger and…

All that before V8 leafblowers with forced induction!

Arming their gardeners with rakes probably feels a bit too close to the bone (Too close to their nightmares about getting lynched by…

But... works better than a couch potato with an oar after the first few mins!

I take it as: Blowing leaves [and dirt] from private to public space (my interpretation of the title) or Making undue noise with no care…

You need a roof to install an array on, and an account with an energy provider. Array>Inverter>charger>EV You may be able to configure it…

It's a stud deviner, not a stud finder.

Just give this 'stud-finder' to your favourite FF, maybe she'll find a better use for it!

$2399 new installed was the last special I saw from SPN for installation in metro NSW, using the REC subsidy Could buy an entire system…

Scan but verify. Never trust one indication, look for more! If using a bad studfinder like this, verify harder (as if you didn't have the…

Even a CR-V. But if talking an SUV, I'd go a 2012-ish T31 Nissan X-Trail manual petrol for the win.

IMHO a well looked after 'undesirable' car (at worst a Camry) is the target here. Not a price. A $5k undesirable is fine, if it is well…

Showing as $99.99 for me. Anyone still see $69.99? Deal might be done now

Most choosing to afford a 2600kg SUV can afford to look at a Polestar 3. Range Rover/BMW X# etc.

They only wear out if you don't replace the worn parts before they fail. This is what happens when you don't look after a motor vehicle.…

Swap your car with (a friend's?) ICE one until you move? You just need a $2500 solar array to charge for zip

Short of having nefarious influence over regulators and/or significant others, that's about right. Making heavy, complex, internet…

"Includes four 4mm MDF material shelves which do not warp or crack easily" LMAO!