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WTF how was the car deal a bad move for Yau-Man? It was quite possibly the most brilliant show of outside-the-box thinking we've seen in this game in years. Yau had a golden path to victory. The only potential pitfall was if the wrong person won Immunity at Final 4 (the sort of occurrence that has sunk great players like Rob C and Cirie). At Final 6, he used his reward to try and negate the chances of things going awry two rounds down the road. It wasn't foolproof, but it was certainly increased his chances of being safe. Hell, considering the fact that Dreamz would have given up the necklace without the Final 3 twist, it was a great move that gave Yau a damn good chance of being Immune altogether at F4.
Did it make him a target for the F6/F5 rounds? No more than he already was. If they were going to take him out, they were going to do it regardless of that car deal. Logically, Cassandra should have waited until Final 5 to make that move in the first place.

As for Dreamz, sure, he probably shouldn't have taken the car. But it barely affected him. If he wanted to win, Yau had to leave before the Final 4, period. Whether or not Dreamz got a car out of him before he was blindsided was irrelevant. It didn't help his chances by any means, but hey, it got him a car while disadvantaging him only ever so slightly. If Dreamz wanted to win the game, he had to get rid of Yau. It didn't happen, so Dreamz didn't win. He tried, but the reason he failed had nothing to do with accepting the truck.

Oh, and you put Kelly's waffling way too high. Her plan was quite genius in theory, even if she failed miserably when it came to execution. Remember, she never truly left the Tagi alliance as you claim. She never voted for any of them, and the way she voted (for Sean at F8 and F6 and Gervase at F7) still guaranteed the Tagi alliance would remain in control. All she did was befriend Pagong, and in doing so, secured their jury votes. She didn't do it the right way by any means, losing Sue for a period of time and screwing her end game positioning, but it's tough to fault her for that because she was trying a risky, but clever, strategy, and part of the reason she fucked it up so badly was because Colleen was surprisingly game savvy. I'll agree that Kelly didn't play her cards correctly, but I don't think her plan was dumb by any means.