What's the opposite of buyer's remorse?
 

Awhile back, a member of this forum, BMWtom, had a '97 for sale that he ended-up letting go for something in the neighborhood of two grand. Carfax red-flagged the odometer reading, but the pix looked good and the kicker is, it was just about thirty minutes up from the road from me, so I could easily have gone and given it a decent shakedown. It's exceedingly unlikely that there'll ever be another SVX so close.

Anyway, I'm finding that the more I drive my SVX, the more I like it, and it would be very cool to have two, and 97s are so rare...

Man, I wish I'd pulled the trigger on that deal.

dcb

From an old (as in experience :rolleyes: ) ad guy, the opposite of buyer's remorse is "consumer delight." :D

That's my problem, I just keep pulling the trigger! :eek: :rolleyes: ;)

Yeah, I didn't think-through the wording of my header. I'm suffering NON-buyer's remorse, I reckon...

dcb

Ah, I see. What you're suffering from is the age-old syndrome known as "kickinyerselfintheass." :eek: :D

Yeah I bit the bullet on mine. :cool:

Funny, I thought the opposite to be "Seller's Delight" :D

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You hit the nail on the head, doctor. Will it pass on it's own? Is there anything I can take?

(You could have somebody within 100 miles drop me a PM saying they have a stock '97 LSi they need to unload before the bank hauls it off. Or maybe a '93...)

dcb

Y'put de lime in de coconut and drink 'em bote togedder . . . . :D