Originally Posted By: SumpChump
Originally Posted By: Astro14
Originally Posted By: SumpChump
Sure, take a several $k loss to dump a problem which is what many Camry owners are suffering. You must be a financial advisor and marriage counselor. I'd hate to be a crime victim and have you explain how I should have worn less sexy clothes.
Nope.
Fighter pilot.
In my book, what you're doing is whining. If the car is so terrible, then take the $$ hit and move on. Or keep it. Either way. You make the call.
But if you make a call, like buying a car, or selling a car, then man up and live with the decision. You made it. Take responsibility for your choice. You made it.
That's old school, I suppose.
Or, you can go on social media and complain. That's the new way to handle things. No stiff upper lip, no responsibility for one's choices. It's not your fault for choosing the car, it's Toyota's.
Man that logic is so backwards I don't even know how to get you the help you need.
Your literally trying to tells us 7th gen Camry owners that we should have "know magically" about their failure to design the torque converter correctly. Craziness.
To insinuate that because we chose the car we have forfeited the right to be disappointed at genuine documented failures. Sick man , sick.
Again your going with the "you chose the boyfriend, you should have known he'd abuse you" rationale.
Please refrain from counseling me further.
I insinuated nothing of the kind. You expect perfection, and really can't handle the idea that cars break, or have flaws that need to be addressed. Wake up, that's the real world. In the real world, grown-ups fix what needs to be fixed.
If the car needs to be fixed, then fix it.
If it's a lemon, then pursue legal action.
If your boyfriend is abusing you, leave, fight back, or take legal action.
But please, man up and do something besides wallow in self-pity over your first-world problem. Take action. That's what I am counseling you to do.
Posting on BITOG should not be confused with action.