Gloom despair and agony on me! Deep dark depression, excessive misery! If it weren't for bad luck I'd have no luck at all! Gloom despair and agony on me!
Now that that's out of the way, the solution is simple, and consists of two possible choices:
1. If you can't live without heated seats, wait for the chip manufacturing to catch up. It won't last forever. Your two year old car will certainly hold you over for another few months, maybe a year.
2. If you just have to have a brand new car NOW, learn to live without heated seats. Oh the hardship! Oh the sacrifice! Trade the car in next year when they get the chip production and shipping back on track.
People, all this is TEMPORARY. Time and the allure of money fixes all.
BTW my funny heated seat story, I was riding to a sales meeting with a coworker in his VW, and my butt started to sting. I said nothing because I wasn't sure what was going on. We got to the sales meeting and he looks down and says, "Oh! My wife left the heated seat on high! You must have grill marks on your a** by now!" I did.
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