Type-JZ
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- Joined
- May 1, 2017
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- '13 Lexus GS350, B13 Sentra SE-R, '93 Camry, '07 TSX, '13 Odyssey
As much as I hate to say this, the reality is that cars(even new) aren't perfect off the lot. Some are immaculate, while others aren't. There's little stuff here and there. Especially for sportier cars. That's why there's laws, warranties, and recalls. Just glad you didn't pay 80k for a Mercedes AMG C63 to find out there's a head bolt issue that causes constant overheating and in the end, engine failure. BTW, this wasn't me. lol. I can assure you EVERY car mfg has had some issues w/ new cars. No way to get around this. Part of mass production and quality of parts. One of the issues was simply a plug that wasn't plug in properly i think.
On the other hand, yes, I totally agree, this stuff is annoying and should be ironed out w/ proper testing..etc. prior to sales. 34k + ADM is a substantial amount of change for majority of us, even life savings. Nothings gonna be perfect in this world. If you choose to buy it; just buy it, be a problem solver, enjoy it, and move on.
On a side note, when i bought my 1st new car in 2004, I was so annoyed by these little imperfections and scratches that were caused by the car getting advertised and sitting on the lot, that I went back to the dealer to complain at least 5 times and even tried to switch cars. Of course, nothing happened and I eventually got over it. The one that annoyed me the most was the chipped paint caused by ropes w/ balloons tied to the rear view mirrors. This is when dealers try to add advertisement by adding balloons to the cars and the wind blows the sh1t outta the balloons. The rope rubs on the paint all day long....
On the other hand, yes, I totally agree, this stuff is annoying and should be ironed out w/ proper testing..etc. prior to sales. 34k + ADM is a substantial amount of change for majority of us, even life savings. Nothings gonna be perfect in this world. If you choose to buy it; just buy it, be a problem solver, enjoy it, and move on.
On a side note, when i bought my 1st new car in 2004, I was so annoyed by these little imperfections and scratches that were caused by the car getting advertised and sitting on the lot, that I went back to the dealer to complain at least 5 times and even tried to switch cars. Of course, nothing happened and I eventually got over it. The one that annoyed me the most was the chipped paint caused by ropes w/ balloons tied to the rear view mirrors. This is when dealers try to add advertisement by adding balloons to the cars and the wind blows the sh1t outta the balloons. The rope rubs on the paint all day long....
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