NAME The Vehicles Most People Get Tired Of The FASTEST After Buying Them And Want OUT?

While you're driving around or surfing online you see it ALL the time. An iconic dream ride ALREADY for sale USED from someone who only owned it for a matter of months or even WEEKS!

I see it alot on my social media channels.

2020 (insert brand/model here) someone bought thinking they would love it or would get them L_ID with only 1400 miles! Originally 165,000 list! Call us now, WON'T last!

And I see it more and more these days.

Now there are a few reasons this could be happening...

1. The person is so rich they don't care
2. A life situation changed
3. The first payment coupon showed up
4. Was a demo owned by employee
5. They ABSOLUTELY HATED their dream car and couldn't wait to hand the keys back because it was no where close to its advertising.

So my question is which vehicle (car/suv/truck) do you think people get tired of the FASTEST and/or are sorry they ever bought it?

Which brands and models would be on this list in your opinion?

mini22 - 6/11/2020 8:57:14 PM

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I'm guessing Jeep Wranglers because they are built like crap and fall apart.

valhallakey - 6/11/2020 11:51:59 PM

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I would agree. A few friends have bought them as their primary means of transportation and after a few months when they realize they only rock crawl a few times a year they are not so thrilled with their choice. Sketchy handling on the road, noisy, engine issues (with the pentastar v6) etc... It is fine as a weekend off road fun car, but as they tell me, for every day use it gets tiring.

MDarringer - 6/12/2020 8:32:15 AM

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My wife wanted a Lexus LC bad, so I got her one. It's a wonderful car but then she lost interest. She started stealing the Charger I was "borrowing" at the time because she liked it so much better, so I drove the LC. It's a great car, but the "so what" sets in fast. Her mother now has it and loves taking it to the CC for lunch. Perhaps the LC is more SC that it appears.

ricks0me - 6/12/2020 5:17:33 PM

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I would say the Big Iron from MB, Audi & BMW. Resale values are horrible.

mre30 - 6/14/2020 12:05:25 PM

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Any Maserati.

Also - the vehicles that are so unpopular that the most sales are to the service loaner fleets.

mre30 - 6/14/2020 12:09:23 PM

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...which is why the BMW 3-series, MB C-Class, and Audi A4 are the service loaners of choice for their brands.

MDarringer - 6/14/2020 1:28:50 PM

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The Ghibli is a steal and pretty reliable for an Italian car, but then again it's a Dodge Charger.

TomM - 6/14/2020 2:49:52 PM

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I would say that generally it was likely their first NEW CAR where they bought the cheapest new car they could find - just to say it was new.

Most of these cars are horrors - YUGO comes to mind as the best example- but so do a lot of cheap little cars - the first American Hyundai cars, Virtually any low priced Russian Car - The cheap Nissans at the low end -

Add in the Wannabes - that aspired to be something better but really were just junk - like Jensens, TVRs, most other British Roadsters,

Then add in the Original VW Bus - which you could outrun on a windy day.

MDarringer - 6/14/2020 3:45:57 PM

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Wrong, as usual. Impotent jab, as usual. It's the rich that lose interest and dump cars the most. Stay on your Aricept, you're flailing wildly.