Most cars have very little aluminum so your question has no relevance.
For the most part yes, but not very well. Also, cars with bad compression most likely have worn out cylinders. This is VERY costly to fix often requiring them to be resurfaced, as well as installed with new pistons.
Cars are good, some drivers are bad.
Cars are bad, because it's for our environment
No. Cars are a tool, and are neither good nor bad.
There is good and bad in all cars.
they old cars may look OK but they are very bad to keep running and on the road today's cars are better.
No, imfact cars are very good. Cars let you get everywhere! The only minus is that it pollutes the air.
The great majority of cars probably go to the auto salvage lots with their original thermostats intact, especially the very well engineered and built ones (and the Honda Civic qualifies). In short, the thermostat is a good example of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". If the engine begins to overheat - or never gets to normal operating temperature - and coolant levels are normal, a bad 'stat is the first thing to suspect, of course. But on today's vehicles, it's a rare occurrence.
I think it would be a bad idea for race cars to go swimming. They are a piece of machinery. They would not work very well if they were wet.
Nerve damage is very bad, and often fatal. It is the leading cause of heart disease & stroke.
yes they do the dogs do it very often and sometimes come very bad