Are Female-Owned Cars Dirty? - Points to keep in mind when buying a used car
Published on May 25, 2019
Owners of luxury imported cars
I recently heard this story from someone who works at a luxury import car dealership. 'I may be biased, but .Many of the cars driven by career women were not in very good condition when they came up for sale.I know, right?"
Not all male-owned cars are clean, but it is true that many men who buy luxury cars take good care of their cars and keep them clean, repairing any scratches and washing their cars frequently.
There is a car owned by a woman.
The man, who works at a luxury import car dealership, says, "Characteristics commonly seen in cars driven by career women.The following are some of the things that can be done," he said.
Buttons are peeling.
The hazard buttons and other buttons on the center console often have peeling marks.Many women grow their nails, so they inevitably press buttons with their fingernails.This would make it easier for the buttons to peel off.
I usually have quite long fingernails, so I often press the keyboard with my fingernails when I use the computer. So I often find that the letters on the buttons of the keyboard are peeling off.
Many scratches on the body of the car.
The body of the vehicle has many scratches from rubbing and bumping.They sometimes bring them to sell without repairing them. When I first started driving a car after more than 10 years as a paper driver, I often bumped and scraped my car.
As these things continue to happen, "Even if I fix it anyway, it will rub or scratch again, so I'll just leave it as it is.I guess I might think, "I'm not sure.
Perfume smell inside the car/dirty
The woman owner's car has aThe smell of perfume seeps into the air.She said that this is often the case. She also said that the inside of the car is sometimes greasy and dirty because they touch the steering wheel and the interior of the car with their hands that have been used for foundation and cosmetics. My husband sometimes tells me, too, that
After Mina-chan gets in, the door handle feels like it has foundation on it, and the handle is sticky. Do you wash your hands after putting on makeup?"
I have been trying to wash it since then, but...considering this, the interior of a male owner's car is probably kept cleaner.
High heel scratches on door step
The door step is scratched from a high heel bumping into it.The person said, "I wonder if you were in such a hurry that you hit your heel on the door step.... I wonder if he was in such a hurry that he hit his heel on the door step...," he said.
Certainly, when you're wearing high heels, than when you're wearing sneakers or shoes without heels.If you don't get in and out of the car with your feet raised very consciously, the heels will bump into each other.Did he think he lifted his foot but that was not enough and the heel part hit the ground?
However, "scratched" probably means that the car was hit with considerable force, so I think there is a little too little consideration for the car.
First car BMW 320i
I don't think all working women's cars are like this, andAmong women, car enthusiasts often wash their cars and keep them clean.I think.
The BMW 320i that is coming to our house this time is my first car, and I will be driving it most of the time.
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It is true that I have an image that all the luxury cars that women ride in are treated in a dirty way.
Is it because there are far fewer people who like to drive cars? I guess.
Many people ride as a brand or fashion icon or as a means of transportation called a car without thinking about it.
As a result, the wheels are scratched, the doorknobs are scratched, the interior leather is scratched, there are a lot of useless sundries, and the car is washed once every three months. LOL!
Even in a high-performance car, the paddles are never once pulled, and the engine spends the entire time from new to sold without ever exceeding 3,000 rpm.
I think that's the image I have. Well, there are not many people who like cars as a hobby to begin with, so I think it is inevitable that this is the case.
The basic premise is that it is realistic and a means to an end. Even so, I think most people are at the level that if they are going to buy a car, they want a cool car.
It is very rare to find a car enthusiast like Mina who buys a manual.
On the other hand, a car as a hobby for a man is probably the same as a piece of jewelry or a brand bag for a woman.
So it's already handled differently. Otherwise, protection film would never have been introduced to the world.
Still, I feel that 80% of the world's population, both men and women, think of it only as a means of transportation.
kurumani arabis (ryokanai)
>I have an image that all the luxury cars that women ride in are treated in a dirty way.
I knew it...LOL!
It's not so much that I like cars, it's more that I want to make money, become somewhat rich, and have a cool, eye-catching car as my transportation vehicle.
I feel like it is a good idea.
>In contrast, a car as a hobby for a man is probably just as much of an obsession as jewelry or a brand bag is for a woman.
>That's why we treat it differently now. Otherwise, protection film would never have been introduced to the world. w
LOL indeed.
The way men who love cars treat them, they're like jewels.
It really makes a difference...I always think it's amazing how much love you have for cars.
My first car, a BMW, was delivered safely, and I got used to it after riding it every day.
Today I took the Hanshin Expressway to Kobe Mosaic and back.
I knew it! MT cars are fun!
But the GT3 stalled all over the place and I just couldn't do it at all, so I'm going to practice hard on the BMW!
Nice to meet you and thank you for your help on Twitter. When I was working at a gas station, I can't say it was all the same, but it was the same for all cars, not only luxury cars, but also light cars to domestic cars.
There was quite a bit of food debris, grit, dust, etc. inside the car, and I had a hard time cleaning the interior. Comparatively speaking, male owners tend to be cleaner. Some men have them as a hobby, but women use them as a means of transportation, so they can't afford to spend money on maintenance, or they sometimes carry their children in them, so I guess it can't be helped.
Mr. Kozolich.
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>When I was working at the gas station, I can't say for sure, but it was the same structure not only for luxury cars, but also for light cars and domestic cars.
I see - so it is, after all.
I can't speak for others either, and like you said, with kids, the golf that used to be in our house
Sand would inevitably get into the car, or I would give him candy to keep him quiet and there would be crumbs all over the car...
I hope to keep my upcoming 320i clean.