You should deal with perhaps not repairing the car, but about renting it - reliable service requires a responsible approach, so I always turn to trusted service centers that know their business and give quality results.

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Not long ago I bought a car, and I already have to repair it. Of course, I bought a used car and in a way I knew it would break faster than a new car. But not this fast...

Are you sure something broke only after purchase? Or were there already some signs for a breakdown? If you buy a car from a private seller, it’s common that the seller hides some problems to sell for more. I hope you ordered a VIN report, for example through FAXVIN. Also, I always recommend going to see the car with a mechanic and car finder. Specialists who can notice things you as a buyer wouldn’t see.

Has anyone upgraded their truck, not only for technical features but also for comfort? I'm thinking of replacing the seat, as the standard one isn't up to the job on long trips anymore.

A comfort upgrade is truly underrated. I ordered aftermarket semi truck seats here, just wanting to try something better than the stock options. The website itself was user-friendly, and everything was clear even for those with no experience. After installation, the ride became noticeably more pleasant, especially during the day. I've been using them for a while now, and my impressions remain positive. Sometimes little things like that make a big difference to the overall experience.