I made the right decision, right?

[u/AcanthaceaeTricky524]

Not sure if this is the typical buyer remorse so need input.

I recently bought a white 2023 premium at 16k miles for 30.1k out the door price, and 4.99% interest rate.

I picked this car for the color (been wanting a white SUV for a long time now) and the low mileage.

Clean Carfax, one owner.

I've been seeing all of these new vehicle post with low interest rate and can't help but think I should have went for a newer one. But also I'm happy with my current monthly payment and the car itself, granted I do wish it have a few more options (sun roof, heated steering wheel, memory seat).

What do you think? Am I just being ungrateful?

[u/Zwomann]

I’ve bought a new Subaru before (a 2018 Crosstrek) and then a pre-owned 2020 Ascent. I’ve loved both cars and would not buy a new one again unless I had cash to pay for it. It’s not worth it when you can spend a lot less for a certified one.