JasonO
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Jason
- Joined
- Oct 30, 2019
- Threads
- 4
- Messages
- 453
- Reaction score
- 562
- Location
- Lake Charles, LA
- Car(s)
- Supra LE
You are fortunate enough to be in a position where you have an LFA yet you are allowing the depreciation on a Supra to keep you up at night? You need to reframe this “loss” as being fortunate enough to own these kinds of fun but often terrible investments. You win some and lose some with these kinds of luxuries. It sucks but it sucks more if you let it get to you.While I appreciate the idea, it has nothing to do with my post. My position isn't that I'm mad because I don't have the best car, or the best Supra. Of course better versions are coming. It has nothing at ALL to do with what other's have or any sense of jealousy.
The core of my point is the FEELING of a bad deal and the REALITY of a bad deal.
The feeling comes from knowing that if I'd waited 7 months, my car would be objectively better for the same cost. Early adopters now have the least powerful 3.0 Supra for the same price that others will get the better one for.
The reality comes from the inevitable accelerated depreciation.
None of my feelings involve jealousy or a desire of the best. Those ideas aren't relevant to my post. The feeling is as if I got shafted in a transaction. Nothing more, nothing less.
I didn’t like what they did so what I’m doing about it my wife’s next car later this year was going to be a Toyota or Lexus. Now it won’t be. That would have been my fifth Toyota purchase in a row. Hell, I’m pretty happy with my “BMW” so it may be one with an actual BMW badge next. I’ll call/email corporate and let them know why they lost a sale and that is that. If someone wants to go on a warpath and class action this, I’ll sign up. What I won’t do is let this live rent free in my head. I’m not going to regret a decision I’m actively enjoying over something I have no control over that was always a possibility.
I genuinely hope you put this behind you and focus on the many positives in your life. Life is too short for regretting a luxury.
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