Sounds like you need a radiator coolant flush or you need a bigger radiator for your vehicular transport thingy.
Take the thermostat out, start the car and let it idle, see if it over heats. With the thermostat out of your car, it should just constantly circulate water, making it take longer to heat up. If it heats up fast then chances are that your pump is out. DO NOT LET THE CAR REDLINE.
I would start by changing the thermostat. They go out, often, or have a tenacy to stick, and are cheap.
Is the car filled up with antifreeze? Had the same problem, turns out there wasn't enough antifreeze in the system.
Either 2 things...it breaks down...or it explodes
Yes, on most cars it will.
Can be many things. If the car is over 10 years old suspect a vacuum leak.
If there is an erratic idle then the idle air control valve can be malfunctioning. First perform an engine diagnostic to see if there are any malfunctioning sensors. The ECU will the be able to determine if the idle air control valve is broken.
crack the engine block and oil mixes with water or antifreeze.
clogged radiator
When you stop or idle after the car warms up the engine will idle sparatically up and down. Then one day the car will crank but not turn over.
Loud idle? no, not turn over ,yes
Over heating (running to hot), Fast idle (Incorrect idle adjustment), Incorrect timing, Carbon build up in combustion chamber,