I understand. Yesterday, my wife accompanied me and experienced "the crunch" for the first time. She inquired, "What was that?" and I clarified that the automobile was functioning properly and that it was only a noise produced by the vehicle.
Subsequently, she made a disparaging remark on the cheap impression it imparts to the automobile.
I have had a mostly affectionate, albeit sometimes resentful, connection with my wife with my CX-90. She assisted me in deciding to get my Mazda instead of an Acura or Telluride. Upon learning about the Acura's fuel efficiency, she expressed dissatisfaction. As I was focusing on the Telluride, she said that the CX-90 was more aesthetically pleasing and distinctive in comparison to the Telluride. She said that the CX-90 had a resemblance to a BMW and seemed to be a car suited for an individual who has "accomplished something in life."
Nonetheless, I had previously mocked her incessantly on the many problems we had with her former 2014 Grand Cherokee, and when we acquired her 2019 Jeep, I ensured the purchase of an extended warranty. However, her 2019 Grand Cherokee has been mostly trouble-free, but my CX-90 has required far more visits to the repair shop, and for longer durations, compared to her previous 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee, despite the difficulties with the CX-90 being less serious.
It has been unenjoyable to endure her criticisms on my CX-90 PHEV during the last two years. Nonetheless, she appreciates my somewhat seldom visits to the petrol station.๐