For the love of God, if you are old enough to drive and wealthy enough to afford a TL, you should be aware of the fact that:

1)Their and your are possessive forms used as modifiers before nouns. They basically mean "belonging to them" and "belonging to you," respectively: "their problem," "your idea."
You're is a contraction of "you are": "You're doing fine."
There is a word functioning in various parts of speech, but basically referring to a place: "Your car is over there."

2)Its is the possessive form of it. (The boat has a hole in its hull)
It's is a contraction of it is or it has. (It's a boy!)

3)Than is used to compare or contrast things, as in "His car is a lot slower than my TL."
Then refers to time or consequence: "...and then he started speeding..."

4) You do not use the letter "a" in front of a word that starts with a vowel. "A automobile..." is not correct. "A car..." or "An automobile..." is correct.

Thank you for reading.

 

Ditto!

 

LOL!!!

 

There will be a little (I stress little) leeway in OT posts being posted here due to the loss of Off Topic forum, but this goes too far.