Are you ever going to be satisfied with your current vehicle?

Asked by migration_judge_roy Mar 11, 2013 at 09:36 PM about the 2006 MINI Cooper

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If you looksee at bob_nueske's garage, the man has owned at least 25-30 cars and trucks...the motorcycle was traded for the yellow overheating 73 Celica...recently the Honda passport, after mended (drilling out exhaust) was so powerful caused an accident and was sold-....so thirty or so cars including a Mercedes ain't enough to satisfy...anyone else have this level of automobile dis-satisfaction??

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nosmo answered 11 years ago

not really because once you see a car you like but dont have any money but your car is worth that, you will eventually trde your car for the one you like even more.

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Racer_X answered 11 years ago

I have experienced SOME degree of automotive dis-satisfaction (as you put it), but mostly b/c of an outright BAD buying decision (an '87 Fiero GT..a true lemon) and a couple of cars that were severely underpowered ('87 Acura Integra with it's anemic 4 banger and looong manual shifter throws)....Otherwise, have been fairly happy with most of the cars/SUV's I've owned and when the time comes to upgrade my current MX-5, I'll have satisfied that "everyone should own a convertible at least once in their life" thing...and be ready to move onto another sportcar that I'll like even better...next gen Nissan 400Z, maybe...LOL

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