Disgruntled new owners with buyers remorse, PLEASE READ!

[whyttyger]

Originally Posted by Kyras

I wear polarized prescription sunglasses and if I turn my head, I can see the navi screen disappear in different places. It's fine with my darkening glasses, though, that aren't polarized. Only problem is they don't get dark inside the car.

I had a pair of Serengetis once... I lost them, or broke them, or both.. but they were my favorite... I want another pair, but I just can't justify the expense.

[combscoach]

That's a common factor with Polarized sunglasses and flat screen displays.

I have a nice pair of aviator sunglasses (Scheyden) that are designed to eliminate this problem. Mention "Michael Combs" for a discount.

[Sean_WOW]

They must be out of their tree! I LOVE my CT!

[Popurhedoff]

My only complaint about my 10' CT is that I don't get to drive it much. I keep it stored 10-11 months of the years while I am playing Tag with the Taliban.

But when I get home, it starts right up and good to go... I keep a solar charger on it to keep the battery topped up and the electronic rust protection going. The leather smells so good. Of course my Wife keeps it nice and clean for me in the garage and starts it now and then to keep the fluids and seals from settling and drying out.

I love my CT... sorry for digressing.

Cheers
Pop

[Thomas144]

Just noticed this sticky thread. As a brand new CT owner with concerns I can't say I find it reassuring that someone felt the need to post it!

[pshivers]

Originally Posted by Army Dad

Is that a chicken joke? (Joann Worley, Laugh In)

You just made me laugh (even if it is a really old post!)

To the Whiners... (If they still exist here...)
"Verrrry interesting, but stupid" - Arte Johnson

[andyyy2586]

Buyer's remorse is the sense of regret after having made a purchase. It is frequently associated with the purchase of an expensive item such as a car or house. It may stem from fear of making the wrong choice, guilt over extravagance, or a suspicion of having been overly influenced by the seller.[1]
Buyer's remorse is thought to stem from cognitive dissonance, specifically post-decision dissonance, that arises when a person must make a difficult decision, such as a heavily invested purchase between two similarly appealing alternatives.
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2013 MERCEDES BENZ SL-CLASS

[pshivers]

Had my CT for Two Weeks Now!

No Buyers remorse of any kind!!!!


Just wondering why I kept putting off pulling the trigger on my purchase????

Guess the Honda 0.9%APR really made me feel good about the entire purchase, Biggest problem I have is finding new and inventive excuses to drive somewhere... Anywhere! I love this Car!!!


Hmm, Maybe some dual-tip exhaust finals would look good?