The average driver today can't drive or negotiate a road in a BMW Mini Cooper!

You don't have to log into an app to charge your vehicle.  Just plug it in and away you go.  It's actually easier that pumping gas because you don't even have to swipe your card.

I have seen those.  Basically a heavy duty F-100 with F-250 axles, front hubs, and wheels.  Theory behind the F-130 was to address component shortages. 

Ford seems to think their dealers shouldn't be able to fix their cars either.

I'm 6'4" with a 36" inseam.  I was pleasantly surprised how much front seat room I found in the Bronco Sport.  Both headroom and legroom.  Probably the main reason we bought one.

The Bronco Sport and pre 2020 Escape are just about identical in size.    From a front seating perspective-in the real world the current escape and Bronco Sport are identical in size.    I’ve owned/driven all three and my wife has zero complaints going from a 2017 Escape SE with the 2.0L Ecoboost to a 1.5L Ecoboost Bronco Sport. There is a slight difference in power over 40-50MPH but otherwise identical and she went from fueling up two times a week to once a week with the BS. 

Well given what EVs are supposed to offer-fixing a vehicle like that will be almost impossible to fix in general with a single CPU with software controlled devices in the vehicle.    It is a double edged sword-you have to balance repairability vs security of the system from people hacking it.    The way I look at it is as long it’s easy to reboot the system for the end user (which would normally fix 80-90% of issues) it shouldn’t be a problem 

Well I know a local convenience store that does that so you can save $$$ on gas…

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/owner-sells-his-chevy-corvette-zr1x-warranty-goes-void-dealer-lists-it-with-a-140000-markup-270891.html

Absolutely not