Best answer: Because bitter women across the world will complain. Men could care less. Do you remember when they all complained about this stupid cheerios commercial, when there was nothing wrong with it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qkJHgkUzDA

Why or why not?

Best answer: It's more likely those lights came on AFTER the engine stalled out. Those lights are to be expected if the engine stalls because there would be no oil pressure (the oil pump is driven by the running engine) and no current would be coming from the alternator either (since the running engine turns the alternator too.)

So what you have is an intermittent stalling problem... and not much more information if the check-engine light wasn't tripped. One thing you might ask them to check, if they haven't already, is all of the engine electrical grounds. Those can get overlooked in the process of installing a new engine and a loose or disconnected ground could potentially cause random stalling issues like you describe (as could.

If a loose or missing ground wire isn't the problem then I'd suggest that you leave the car with the dealership for a few days and get a loaner car from them until they can diagnose and fix it. I wouldn't continue to drive the car around in its current condition because a car that randomly stalls is simply not safe to drive. If they balk at giving you a loaner car, remind them/the service manager etc., that you feel very unsafe driving the car as-is and that since it's still under warranty it's up to them to fix it, even if it's hard to diagnose. Using the safety argument often changes minds quickly because if something bad happens to you after you go out of your way alert them of a potential safety concern, they know a big ugly lawsuit could come next. Good luck.

Best answer: If not, it's not worth it. Trading any of those 3 would be catastrophic for the Cavs.

Best answer: Melania is out to lunch. In more ways than one.

who purchased it for you?

Mine's the 2015 Point Break.