tfw buyers remorse

>he didn't buy a v8

>he didn't buy ecoboost

>>15413190
>he went to Jared's

>he bought anything over 3 liters

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>>15413198
this is why

>2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee
>I know this feel

It's a good and reliable truck... but I wish I had bought something smaller and sportier.

>>15413389

>he/she/it is yuropean :(

>>15413397
>Jeep
>It's a good and reliable
hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

>>15413404
I'm American actually. Enjoy your shit empeegees :)))))

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>24k burgerbucks on a ram

>tfw when you thought you got a good deal
>have to start replacing parts you didn't realize were as bad as they truly were
>have to buy speciality tools
>you keep finding more and more as you go deeper

>>15413190
I almost felt this on the drive home after I spent $32k on a used car. It was supposed to be a premium model but has an aftermarket navigation system installed. I started looking for the bluetooth buttons.. couldn't find any. Started trying to figure out the premium audio settings.. none to be found. I was starting to panic thinking I'd been duped and got really sick to my stomach. It wasn't until I got home and had a chance to sit and play with it that I figured out the aftermarket system did away with all of the physical buttons and put it all in digital menus. Everything was there as it should be, such a feeling of relief.

>>15413424
>Being so poor you have to worry about mpgs

>Spend weeks looking for my ideal first car
>Eventually find something, but had to compromise and get the lower end model
>Got my car. Now what?