Out of curiosity, when looking for a 'new' second hand car, see previous lady owners as a good thing?
I don't think i do to be honest.
I don't think i do to be honest.
Lady Owners
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. lady owners is good
1 lazy owner is ok
2 lady owners is worse
3 lady owers is pussing it
remember 1 lady owner 4 bloke owners
its ok
judged on how my mum drives compaired to my dad
generally blokes will wright of the car
women will fill it with filler
1 lazy owner is ok
2 lady owners is worse
3 lady owers is pussing it
remember 1 lady owner 4 bloke owners
its ok
judged on how my mum drives compaired to my dad
generally blokes will wright of the car
women will fill it with filler
doctorchris
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What does 3 lady owers is pussing it mean?
How much do we owe for that much *****?
Is it worth it?
The public needs to know!
How much do we owe for that much *****?
Is it worth it?
The public needs to know!
pushing it even
When trying to sell my two old cars I kept pushing that all previous owners were female.
I think its this old stereotype that women drivers tend to drive more carefully and not thrash the car and wreck it. However I have seen some women drive a car worse than some males so I dont think its that important really.
I think its this old stereotype that women drivers tend to drive more carefully and not thrash the car and wreck it. However I have seen some women drive a car worse than some males so I dont think its that important really.
lady owner needs new clutch :devil:
and has had many dents
Nigel will be testify the paintwork was great on my old car and my metro before that I didnt put a single dent in.
one dent
and i reckon doctors and other clever brain people will say that wimmin lack spatial awarness, and are more likely to bump cars in car parks and the like. and if you ask insurance companies, wimmin will tend to do a lot more small dings and dents - when a bloke crashes a car, it'll be written off.
then yeah, theres the clutch issue
My car was one lady owner, and before tiding up it looked like it had went through life as a giant metal pinball...
i certainaly dont see it as a good thing, to me i would expect to see, clutch wear, parking dents, mechanically poor runner, and car wash brush marks in the paintwork
I wouldn't say i avoid 'one lady owner' cars, but i dont look favourably upon them as they are usually full of parking dings and dents- usually scrapes on all 4 corners of the car!
Obviously i know this is very stereotypical, but i think men tend to look after their cars better than women do, as they tend to be more interested in them.
Obviously i know this is very stereotypical, but i think men tend to look after their cars better than women do, as they tend to be more interested in them.
The milkbottle was lady owned before me - but she was a proper Italian car nut - think she still has a newish Lancia Ypsilon that she imported.
When I bought my 3rd Bravo it was one lady owner. She had the car 6-7 years and had done less than 30k.
It had quite a few dents on it. I dont think it ever saw a motorway and wasnt a great drive. When i bought it I had to drive it home from Blackpool to Rochdale and it drove a bit like a dog.
After a month of ownership, service, cambelt change etc it was a really good drive. I dont think it had gone above 40 mph before I bought it
It had quite a few dents on it. I dont think it ever saw a motorway and wasnt a great drive. When i bought it I had to drive it home from Blackpool to Rochdale and it drove a bit like a dog.
After a month of ownership, service, cambelt change etc it was a really good drive. I dont think it had gone above 40 mph before I bought it
my aunty has had an R reg Fiesta from new and she's never used 5th gear
she was surprised when i took her out in mine and she said, oh your using 5th gear, and i looked at her funny and she said, i've never used it in mine- ive never been on a motorway. This is coming from someone who has been driving nearly 40 years
she was surprised when i took her out in mine and she said, oh your using 5th gear, and i looked at her funny and she said, i've never used it in mine- ive never been on a motorway. This is coming from someone who has been driving nearly 40 years
My Sei was two lady owners before me; some old woman and a young girl. Overall it's very good condition, although there are those tiny dents and scratches that really bug me! :yuck: Had a new clutch and cable just before i got it though
Err - read this.
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/s/1110162_teachers_abc_crash_blunder
"Hey teacher, leave them kids alone.
All in all it's just another brick in the wall"...
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/s/1110162_teachers_abc_crash_blunder
"Hey teacher, leave them kids alone.
All in all it's just another brick in the wall"...
lady owner means to me the following
dings
knackered clutch
not serviced
dings
knackered clutch
not serviced
Typical lady driven car (sorry girls) is one where they bring it into a garage and say "It's been making a funny noise for a while" How long? Few months.
Up on the ramps and oh... no CV boot.
Up on the ramps and oh... no CV boot.
