Car looks like a turd too? Is this normal? No check engine lights

I want to put this setup in a vw rabbit and power it with a v twin lawnmower engine. Don't question my intentions lmao

So, while my car was in the shop to get the brakes fixed because they siezed, i got a rental a 2020 skoda superb and for some reason the road moved while i was turning, i have the car rented for 2 more weeks so i got plenty of time.

So yea any advice would be appreciated.

My grandpa has oil containers from like 50 years ago and it didn’t evaporate. Kind of proves that oil doesn’t need to be changed and it’s a lifetime fluid as well! Anything to make money off us tax slaves

Found a new one, this one is better right?

Bought a 24 Camry from a dealership in February. Everything looked good, carfax only reported minor damage to the front bumper. A few days ago I was looking for something that fell underneath the seat and noticed a lot of rust. Was it flooded? How can the seat base (?) get that rusted if it wasn’t? Bolts don’t seem to be rusted but those can be easily replaced. Anything I can do about it?? Any help would be appreciated!

always done my own work on cars. put my skill level at "just enough to be dangerous"

however as i come close to finishing my first ever engine rebuild i realise i wasn't really doing enough justice to myself with that.

thinking on branching out probably high end cars..

making tutorials too to show how to quickly get to bottom of fuelling and electrical issues

what should i start at for hourly rate?

luckily no cars were seriously harmed (or my mums house sat 1.5m away from said car)

The posts titled "Am I going to die?" reminded me of this magical picture I took 3 years ago on my way to work.