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Originally Posted by oldjeda
Why do people still think that when advertising something for sale, adding "lady driven" enhances the quality of the item and improves the chance of a sale? 
Based on my all too many years of buying experience, (I only buy used vehicles) in all but a few rare cases, I've often found this to mean that the vehicle was never serviced, the clutch and brakes are toast, the belts have never been changed, the tires are bald, and all fluids and filters are original from the factory. 
I will concede that there are some very well maintained "lady driven" vehicles out there and some very dedicated owners/operators but in my 40 years of buying experience, this is the exception rather than the norm.
Just my observations. |
If you're refering to my ad for my bowtech in the buy and sell ads, it was meant as a joke. I guess I erred in assuming people had a sense of humour! Us gals could do a lot of man bashing on here too but we know it's a waste of time.
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