I wonder how much post-purchase rationalization is going on there. With a $100,000+ car having to be serviced that many times - it sounds like a major inconveni

I wonder how much post-purchase rationalization is going on there. With a $100,000+ car having to be serviced that many times - it sounds like a major inconvenience for people who work hard to make a living (so as to afford a $100K+ car). Coming back and buying a new one one year after that then also breaks about a week after purchase and saying "Oh I still love it" shows that SJ's Reality distortion field is alive and kicking.