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• 20260726 – Initial Press Release – Site Is Created

Media Kit

Reach Out To Us

WeDriveYouUnhappy.com documents the real-world impact of irresponsible vehicle sales, defective vehicles, inadequate inspections, failed repairs, misleading representations, and poor corporate responses.

Our goal is to preserve evidence, organize consumer experiences, identify recurring patterns, and help the public understand the full financial and personal cost of these disputes.

For Journalists and Media Professionals

We welcome inquiries from:

• Journalists and investigative reporters
• Television and radio producers
• Podcast hosts
• Documentary filmmakers
• Consumer advocacy publications
• Automotive industry reporters
• Financial and investor-focused media
• Legal and public-policy researchers
• Local, regional, and national news organizations

We may be able to provide documented timelines, repair records, photographs, videos, communications, financial-loss calculations, and direct access to consumers willing to discuss their experiences.

Available Information

Depending on the story and the consumer’s authorization, available materials may include:

• Vehicle purchase and financing records
• Inspection and repair documents
• Diagnostic reports and estimates
• Photographs and videos
• Customer-service communications
• Corporate correspondence
• Evidence-preservation requests
• Complaint timelines
• Lost-income and business-impact calculations
• Transportation and replacement-vehicle costs
• Publicly available corporate and location information
• Consumer statements and interviews

Not every document submitted to this site is automatically available to the public or the media. Personal information, private communications, and sensitive records may be withheld, redacted, or released only with the owner’s permission.

Request an Interview or Documentation

Please use the media inquiry form to provide:

• Your name
• Your publication, station, network, podcast, or organization
• Your professional email address and phone number
• The subject of your inquiry
• The company, vehicle, location, or story involved
• The type of information or interview you are requesting
• Your publication or production deadline

Detailed requests allow us to respond more effectively and determine which records or individuals may be relevant.

Verification and Accuracy

We take factual accuracy seriously.

The site may contain consumer-submitted statements, allegations, opinions, supporting documents, and publicly available information. Submission to the site does not automatically mean that every statement has been independently verified.

When responding to media requests, we will make reasonable efforts to distinguish between:

• Verified records
• Consumer statements
• Public information
• Disputed claims
• Estimates
• Opinions
• Pending investigations or unresolved matters

Media organizations remain responsible for conducting their own review, verification, legal analysis, and editorial decision-making before publication.

Requests for Comment

Companies, dealerships, repair facilities, warranty providers, lenders, insurers, and other involved organizations are encouraged to provide a response or correction.

We may publish a company’s response alongside the relevant story when appropriate. Responses should address the specific facts in question and identify the person authorized to speak for the organization.

Submitting a response does not guarantee that it will be published in full or without editorial context.

Corrections and Additional Evidence

We welcome credible corrections and additional documentation.

A correction request should clearly identify:

• The page or statement being challenged
• The specific information believed to be inaccurate
• The correct information
• Supporting evidence
• The name and authority of the person submitting the request

General denials, legal threats, automated responses, and requests to remove accurate information without supporting evidence may not receive a substantive response.

Consumer Privacy

We do not provide private consumer contact information without permission.

Interview requests may be forwarded to the appropriate person, who may choose whether to respond. Consumers are never required to speak with the media simply because they submitted information to this site.

Please do not ask us to disclose Social Security numbers, complete financial-account information, private medical records, unredacted identification documents, home addresses, or other protected personal information.

Deadlines

We understand that media inquiries are often time-sensitive.

Please provide the exact date, time, and time zone of your deadline. We will make reasonable efforts to review legitimate requests, but we cannot guarantee a response before every deadline.

Requests involving extensive documentation, multiple consumers, legal disputes, or archived records may require additional review.

Independent Information Platform

WeDriveYouUnhappy.com is an independent information and consumer-documentation platform.

We are not a law firm, government agency, court, vehicle regulator, insurance company, repair facility, or consumer-reporting agency. Information provided through this site should not be treated as legal advice, a judicial finding, or a final determination of liability.

Submit a Media Inquiry

Use the form below to request an interview, documentation, background information, a statement, or assistance locating a relevant consumer story.

Please include enough detail for us to evaluate the request and identify the appropriate records or individuals.

Media inquiries only.

Consumers wishing to submit their own experience should use the Share Your Story page. General questions about the website should be submitted through the Contact Us page.