Originally Posted by thumper (Post 8750123)

Depends. My parents bought a used "lady driven" car once. She admitted to not being a car person, but she was always religious with the dealer servicing and if something felt wrong she always took it in to be sure it was okay she was afraid her ignorance would cost her, and the car was perfect.

On the flipside, I looked at a "lady driven" car awhile back with a friend. 2 years old, 11k kms, price was a steal. What I saw was a different story. The car never had been back to the dealership for service (not even an oil change) since she bought it new. Didn't think it was necessary she said, because "it ran fine", and it was like the first time she noticed the "service required" dash light when we pointed it out to her. Two badly curb rashed alloy wheels with a chunk of sidewall missing out of one. All four corners of the car had bumper rash because it was clear she couldn't park worth a damn. Had this little yappy lap dog pissed and scratched everything up... I could go on.

Originally Posted by Wormiez (Post 8748487)

Originally Posted by westopher (Post 8748499)

I'd probably blow someone for that 911

Originally Posted by westopher (Post 8750202)

So is there any way that car can be insurible again?! Fuck.....

Originally Posted by threezero (Post 8750211)

How does a dealership come in procession of a title less car?

Originally Posted by 77civic1200 (Post 8750122)

I never understand why people put "lady driven" as a selling point. I don't consider that a good thing

Originally Posted by thumper (Post 8750123)

Depends. My parents bought a used "lady driven" car once. She admitted to not being a car person, but she was always religious with the dealer servicing and if something felt wrong she always took it in to be sure it was okay because she was afraid her ignorance would cost her, and for a used car it was perfect.

On the flipside, I looked at a "lady driven" car awhile back with a friend. 2 years old, 11k kms, price was a steal. What I saw was a different story. The car never had been back to the dealership for service (not even an oil change) since she bought it new. Didn't think it was necessary she said, because "it ran fine", and it was like the first time she noticed the "service required" dash light when it was pointed it out to her. Two badly curb rashed alloy wheels with a chunk of sidewall missing out of one tire. All four corners of the car had bumper rash because it was clear she couldn't park worth a damn. Had this little yappy lap dog tha had pissed on and scratched everything up... I could go on.