When you have had/have as many cars as I have/do, criticism is common place. Everyone has their opinions on this and that.

In my younger years, I would get involved and try to prove someone's criticism wrong or prove that there was value in a car I bought. But you know, as I got older, I stopped caring. I mean, most people who criticized my Mustang Cobras as "just another Mustang" went on to get in their Camry and drive away, so what do they know?

If I'm happy at the end of the day, that's good enough for me. It should be good enough for anyone. {black}:cool:  

My 2014 Nissan versa with a CVT transmission is always criticized but honestly its the a great car but you have to make sure its babied. The reason why the transmission crap out is because people floor the crap out of it and the belt snaps from a fast stretch so thats what I avoid doing.

 I want to buy back my 93 5.0 foxbody mustang and my 97 ford ranger. 

Here's my thoughts on criticism and how I approach others. Whenever it comes to whatever car manufacturer(s) you like and dislike based on your experience, I won't hold it against you. I may not agree with you but I still respect you and your opinions. I just represent facts on how I see cars. While people may disagree with me to a certain degree, I'm just here to help others.

Yeah I was, but I really couldn’t care less what people think about my cars.

I had a sprayed pink Fluence diesel with an unbolted muffler (when the car mechanically totaled it self and I knew I’ll just have to throw it in a scrapyard, why not have fun with it?). Everyone wants to talk to you when you drive THAT. I miss my fluei.

Yes I am considering buying another Renault Fluence Privilege dCi actually to this day, it was reliable, efficient, cheap and very comfortable… If it wasn’t for the low crash test scores, I’d just go and get another one.