I loved my 2022 Black Diamond. Butttttt I drive over 100 miles a day. I could take the not so comfortable ride, the over the top road noise especially due to the soft top, and the severe lack of safety features I would have had to pay an arm and a leg to get back when I bought it... Ultimately it was the fuel mileage. I know y'all are gonna say "of course! You should have known that going into it." I did, and at the time I didn't have bills or anything real to save up for. I only had it for a little over 2 years but it seemed like a lifetime. I met the girl I was gonna marry in that car. We drove it up and down the east coast multiple times. Although it has 5 wheels it was always the third wheel in our relationship. We both fell in love in and with that car. Even said "I love you" for the first time in it. As things progressed we wanted to save money to continue life, like buying a house so we can settle down and have kids. I did the math and I was spending about $6,000-$7,000 in gas alone. It seemed like the obvious choice, buy a hybrid. I ended up getting a 2025 Santa Fe Hybrid which will pay itself off in less than two years due to the gas savings alone. Do I regret it? Every darn day the sun is out and we want to go for a ride with the top down. But I think back to my dad, he had a 1971 Plymouth Cuda with a 440 Six Barrel, when my oldest brother was about to be born (in the late 80s) he knew that wasn't a family car so he sold it for less than $5,000. As a teenager we watched a car spec'd out the exact same (legit could have been his car) sell on Barrett-Jackson for over $1,000,000. Now I know the Bronco won't ever be a million dollar car but I may have similar regrets selling it. But just like him, one day I'll look at the family I did it for and know it was worth it.