All articles tagged with #buyers remorse
A man in his 40s shares his two-year regret after purchasing a $70,000 Ford Explorer, which he claims was inflated by dealership tactics and has experienced early issues like chipped paint and dirty filters. The story highlights concerns about dealership practices, warranty coverage, and the importance of thorough vehicle inspection and understanding warranty terms before purchase.
Auto industry insiders caution against buying certain sports cars due to their high cost, unreliability, lack of features, or better alternatives. The Maserati GranTurismo is at the top of the list due to its reliability issues and expensive repairs. The Lotus Evora is criticized for its reliability issues and lack of interior polish. The Jaguar F-Type has a reputation for frequent breakdowns and can be costly to repair. The Alfa Romeo 4C sacrifices comfort and convenience for a pure driving experience. The BMW i8's performance doesn't match its supercar looks, and there are better options available. The Nissan GT-R feels outdated and clichéd compared to its rivals. The Porsche Carrera GT lacks essential safety features and may be challenging to drive.
Mortgage rates are causing buyer's remorse among recent homebuyers, with more than half regretting taking out a mortgage when rates were high. However, opportunities for loan assumptions are emerging as a way to avoid higher interest rates. VA homeowners, in particular, can transfer their mortgage to another buyer, allowing them to benefit from the lower interest rates. Buyers must consider paying out the home seller's equity, while sellers risk losing their VA home loan benefit unless the buyer is also a veteran. Navigating the current housing market requires careful consideration of these conditions and consequences.