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R32_GTR · 20th April 2006, 21:49

Hey guys..

Doctor driven (mainly men) vehicles are considered well maintained etc in the second hand market..so they are considered a decent buy..

Do you'll feel its the same with lady owned and driven cars...especially sports cars with manual trannys??? (or any cars with manual for that matter)

As i have been looking around for my car, i have seen the words "LADY OWNED / DRIVEN in bold!!! Most of the women i know think of the clutch pedal as a foot rest in contrast to its actual purpose..or dont use the clutch at times simply because they forgot or my favorite - (didnt feel like it..hahhaha)...this usually equals into a broken tranny or excessively worn teeth on the gears...

Please shed some light on this topic or even consider it while buying your next second hand car...

NO OFFENSE TO ANY LOVELY LADIES ON THIS FORUM

20th April 2006, 21:49	#1 (permalink)
R32_GTR BHPian Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: SYDNEY / BOMBAY Posts: 297	Lady driven cars..To buy or not to buy?? Hey guys.. Doctor driven (mainly men) vehicles are considered well maintained etc in the second hand market..so they are considered a decent buy.. Do you'll feel its the same with lady owned and driven cars...especially sports cars with manual trannys??? (or any cars with manual for that matter) As i have been looking around for my car, i have seen the words "LADY OWNED / DRIVEN in bold!!! Most of the women i know think of the clutch pedal as a foot rest in contrast to its actual purpose..or dont use the clutch at times simply because they forgot or my favorite - (didnt feel like it..hahhaha)...this usually equals into a broken tranny or excessively worn teeth on the gears... Please shed some light on this topic or even consider it while buying your next second hand car... NO OFFENSE TO ANY LOVELY LADIES ON THIS FORUM __________________ PLAY, OR GET PLAYED.. Last edited by R32_GTR : 20th April 2006 at 21:50.