Me, myself and I

So I am parking my 2002 Ford Mustang in an unheated garage for the winter. The antifreeze indicator says it's good for 25 below zero. I living in the northern part of the United States where it can get 30 to 40 below outside. Is 25 below sufficient?

So today a car dealer gave me a $300 shopping card to shoppingcardstore.com, The site says I have to pay a processing fee plus shipping and handling, so I want to know the catch. Nothing is free in life.

I test drove a 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee today and found the blinkers don't shut off by themselves. The salesman told me it was made that way. I don't believe that, but want to make sure I am correct that he or she is not telling the truth.

I just started using Outlook 2013 and for some reason mail I read disappears. I think I have something set wrong, but not sure what.

Last week I asked a question about retrieving data off an external hard drive that my computer could see, but not open. Today I'm told they couldn't access and thought it was a bad controller. I told them it's okay to try and repair it. Now I am worried I made a bad decision. I'm not worried about the drive, I'm worried about the data.

The other day I posted a question about me having issues accessing my external drive after a crash. I had my first questioned answered, but now I am wondering if my computer is dying. It keeps shutting down on its and then hanging up. Norton 360 did NOT find any issues as far as viruses.

The other when I came home from work, someone in my family had been on the computer and it was locked up shut down with the message something to the affect Windows was installing updates, don’t turn off or unplug computer. After quite some time I did a hard shut down, as I said I thought it was hung up. When I restarted the computer saw the external drive that contains thousands of personal images and videos. The drive is now in the hands of a technician in hopes of recovery. I’m wondering the likely hood he will be able to recover my photos.

I have a 2011 Chevrolet Malibu with the four-cylinder engine and 4 good winter tires with studs. On the snow and ice covered roads I have a hard time moving, especially after stopping at a red light. I turned traction control off and the engine stars revving.

A week ago I posted that the check engine light on my 2006 Trailblazer was on. I didn't know that code at the time. According to a friend's Car MD it is P0449. I already had the local garage replace a part under the car. It was square black plastic...sorry I don't know how else to describe it. The garage said it MIGHT be the computer or wiring. It wasn't a Chevy dealer as the closest one is a distance away. I am just tired of putting money it the problem and not getting any results.

The check engine light on my 2006 Trailblazer is on. The local repair shop replaced the vent valve twice and the light is still on. The local Chevy dealer is 40 miles away and I don't have a half-day to drive it down there, wait and drive back. Last winter I put $2,000 because the 4wd wasn't working. I don't have a lot of extra money to keep dumping in this vehicle that has 46,000 miles. I am really angry at GM at this point.

I am looking at getting a Ford Mustang found this article. http://www.usatoday.com/money/autos/2002/01/30/mus...

Does anyone know if the cars are still made this way and if not, when Ford stop it? The one I am looking at is a 2002.

My check engine light keeps coming on my Chevy Trailblazer. The garage put the machine on it and replaced the part it coded out. However, the light remains on with the same error code.

A friend of the family has a reverse mortgage. He has gotten to the point he can't live alone, but is being told he has to remain in the house for the rest of his life or he will have to return the money they gave him. Is that true. Is there an out? He just doesn't have the money they want.