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Hey there! Unfortunately we don't currently have an option to exclude certain crawl errors from reporting in your UI. You can always download the Site Crawl CSV and filter the results to hide those errors, if you wish!

Chris Young, Senior Director of Product, updated the feature request and it seems that it should be released within this month: https://seomoz.zendesk.com/entries/20199538-is-there-a-way-i-could-add-another-user-to-access-my-pro-account

Well, the point of a landing page is that visitors go directly to an offer of some sort from SERPs. That tends me toward suggesting you remove it from each page. However, you've already had them there for what I expect is a while. So it might be harmful or tricky to do that. Generally speaking, if you want to make a change that you're either unsure of, or that might have a large impact, you want to start by taking small steps rather than do it in one fell swoop. My overall suggestion is that you remove one or two of the landing page links from your homepage, and check reporting after a couple of weeks. If it went well, then EITHER remove that same one or two landing page links from all bottoms of your pages, OR remove a few more landing page links from your homepage. I can't stress enough that you don't want to do both. That might make too big an impact. But it all boils down to a consensus between what you should do and what your boss will allow.

We never know exactly why Google makes the determinations it does. Maybe your competitor's site is better optimized for luxury cars, or maybe it has to do with links to the page. SEO is always done in a bit of a black box...

The crawl is automatic, so there's no setting to adjust. If you're trying to create a new campaign, go here: http://analytics.moz.com/manage-campaigns and select "+ New Campaign" in the top right corner.  Cheers!

It's not a problem, it's just a little bit of a wasted effort. First, EMD's have less of an impact as they once had - so rather than trying to game the SERP's with the micro-sites - you can just kill it with local content on things to do once you rent the car. Think of these other sites as opportunities to create an umbrella of related terms to your main keywords - with links back to your money site. Also would 100% differentiate the layouts for each site - the more unique each site - the more value your links will have within your network of websites.