u/modem_19

I had posted a while back about searching for a replacement Outback, possibly the 2011-2012 versions with 3.6R (or 2.5i manual) setups. Unfortunately several appeared in the area, but when CarFaxing them, they had rebuilt titles, been in accidents with a non-rebuilt title with some sellers not being forthcoming about that info. So I passed on those.

Currently I found two 2015 2.5 Premium editions. What is everyone's input on these:

- 2015 Green 2.5i Premium 93k miles for $12,500. At a local Ford Dealership, $1000 processing fee (yuck), but is a single owner and in very clean condition. Originated from NJ and waiting on any info regarding rust on the under carriage. This one is 45 min away.

- 2015 Black 2.5i Premium 132k miles for $11,000. At a small time used car lot with $299 processing fee. Single owner from the southern VA/northern NC area with no rust. Very clean interior. This one is 2hr away.

At this point it's a matter of can I get my brother in law (my personal mechanic) to go with me to look it over before any negotiating/offers are made.

Those prices seem to be good, but wanted input here.

Does anyone have an in-depth, comprehensive list of free or open-source webhosting control panels that I can review and test? Keep in mind, I'm looking to avoid the costs of Plesk, cPanel, etc. I've used those, they are good, but my setup will not justify their costs so please don't recommend those.

So far I've found CyberPanel, aaPanel, Hestia, and FastPanel. I'm in the process of creating VM's to test their interface, GUI, and operational abilities.

The reason I ask is because I host a few sites for a few friends and charitable orgs on IONOS using a VM and DirectAdmin. I have a DA lifetime license and of course DA changed that to requiring a monthly subscription in order to get newer PHP, MySQL, and MariaDB updates.

Since I only host a few sites, I really am looking to cut costs from the IONOS fee and avoiding the DA monthly fees by hosting something here at home.

In case those are wondering, I'm a Network Engineer/SysAdmin by trade so this is right up in my wheelhouse to do. I have 2GB/1GB fiber with some Dell servers and using OPNSense to vlan hosting over to it's own excluded zone.