After putting so much effort into studying for my final exams to ensure I graduated with good grades, it is only fitting that I would be looking forward to the day I graduated. However, contrary to my expectations, this day did not turn out as I imagined it would.
I have always heard from other owners of the same car model as mine that they regularly experience issues with their vehicles’ sunroofs. However, it was not until I found myself in their shoes that I began to understand how bad it could get.Â
In your opinion, what do you think is worse than being unemployed? For me, it is missing a job interview that you know you are more than qualified for. You may wonder how this relates to the issues I’ve been having with my car but I will get to that quite soon. Here’s my story.
Owning a vehicle has never been as difficult as with my 2020 Chevrolet Trax. Right from the onset, I have always had issues with this vehicle and even now that it has 75,621 miles on it, these problems are still very much existent.
As a law enforcement agent, it is imperative that you have all the necessary tools needed to be considered suitable for the job. One of such tools is a vehicle with zero issues.
Owning a car is not all sunshine and rainbows – my experience with leasing a 2022 Subaru Outback taught me that the hard way. When I initially decided to lease the car, I had plans to purchase it once the lease expired.
I’m the owner of a 2022 Infiniti QX60, which I bought brand new and has a mileage of 5500. I’ve never added any aftermarket parts to it, and I’ve never been in an accident with it.
As a contractor and real estate agent, I rely heavily on my vehicle to transport building equipment and materials. That’s why I purchased a 2023 Ford F150, thinking it would be reliable and get the job done. Unfortunately, my experience has been far from ideal.
As a building contractor and agent, I rely heavily on my vehicle to transport equipment and materials to various job sites. That’s why I decided to invest in a 2019 Ford F150, thinking it would be up to the task.
As a busy neurosurgeon working in a major California hospital, I hardly have time to spare. My schedule is unpredictable, and I often have to be on the ground at a moment’s notice to perform or supervise surgeries.
As a single mother of two who recently went through a divorce, dealing with unexpected car problems is the last thing I need. Unfortunately, that’s the reality I find myself living in. I bought a brand new 2021 Mazda CX5 with only 15,000 miles on it,
Knowing the worth of my car and seeing its monetary value slowly decline right in my presence has got to be one of the most painful memories I’d ever have. It is a 2019 Ford Explorer which is registered to both my husband and I, and according to common knowledge it has a very defective transmission, particular to this specific model.
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