No emissions inspections that would have failed with the check engine light on?
The tire pressure light could be a tire low on air, or a faulty sensor.
Lived in a place with no inspections.
The tire pressure light was not reset when the snow tires were switched, but that only bothered me. I had the tire store check the tires and reset
@sushiritto I didn’t notice any smell. It had an oil leak one time. They didn’t tighten something after an oil change. There is no leak spot this time.
The body is in a great shape. The driver side seat is a bit worn but otherwise, it looks new. We don’t drive much so keeping it going instead of a new car is an attractive option. I just don’t want to have yet another issue to pop up a few months later.
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That happened on our then new 1998 Honda!
The name of this thread sounds like a TV show. 
My “check engine” light will come on if my gas cap isn’t screwed in tight enough.