Selling a car with a MASSIVE SPEC.
Discussion
talksthetalk said:
You know when you go to google for a pic and someone beats you to it.
Had an estate agent a couple of weeks back say to me ' Its a double garage, you can't fit two cars in it but it's definitely a double'.
Now there's patter, and there's not being able to count to two.
Ttt
Had an estate agent a couple of weeks back say to me ' Its a double garage, you can't fit two cars in it but it's definitely a double'.
Now there's patter, and there's not being able to count to two.
Ttt
talksthetalk said:
You know when you go to google for a pic and someone beats you to it.
Had an estate agent a couple of weeks back say to me ' Its a double garage, you can't fit two cars in it but it's definitely a double'.
Now there's patter, and there's not being able to count to two.
Ttt
Now who can't count Had an estate agent a couple of weeks back say to me ' Its a double garage, you can't fit two cars in it but it's definitely a double'.
Now there's patter, and there's not being able to count to two.
Ttt
MASSIVE SPEC:
electric windows.
Central locking.
PAS.
Rear wash /wipe.
Floor mats.
leather gearstick gaiter (with stitching).
Courtesy lights.
Wow.
Yep, it annoys the
out of me as well. you're not alone in your rant. (PH Grammar gestapo please not correct use of "you're" and "your" and award kudos points as appropriate).
electric windows.
Central locking.
PAS.
Rear wash /wipe.
Floor mats.
leather gearstick gaiter (with stitching).
Courtesy lights.
Wow.
Yep, it annoys the
out of me as well. you're not alone in your rant. (PH Grammar gestapo please not correct use of "you're" and "your" and award kudos points as appropriate).texaxile said:
MASSIVE SPEC:
electric windows.
Central locking.
PAS.
Rear wash /wipe.
Floor mats.
leather gearstick gaiter (with stitching).
Courtesy lights.
Wow.
Yep, it annoys the out of me as well. you're not alone in your rant. (PH Grammar gestapo please not correct use of "you're" and "your" and award kudos points as appropriate).
electric windows.
Central locking.
PAS.
Rear wash /wipe.
Floor mats.
leather gearstick gaiter (with stitching).
Courtesy lights.
Wow.
Yep, it annoys the
out of me as well. you're not alone in your rant. (PH Grammar gestapo please not correct use of "you're" and "your" and award kudos points as appropriate).- note...?
texaxile said:
MASSIVE SPEC:
electric windows.
Central locking.
PAS.
Rear wash /wipe.
Floor mats.
leather gearstick gaiter (with stitching).
Courtesy lights.
Wow.
Yep, it annoys the out of me as well. you're not alone in your rant. (PH Grammar gestapo please not correct use of "you're" and "your" and award kudos points as appropriate).
That would have been massive spec in 1985 electric windows.
Central locking.
PAS.
Rear wash /wipe.
Floor mats.
leather gearstick gaiter (with stitching).
Courtesy lights.
Wow.
Yep, it annoys the
out of me as well. you're not alone in your rant. (PH Grammar gestapo please not correct use of "you're" and "your" and award kudos points as appropriate).I like the swiss version of Autotrader. For example if you search for example Mercedes and type model name AMG, you will nearly only get AMG's, not hundreds of C180's with replica AMG wheels. A few slip through the net but on the whole it's accurate.
Then when you look at a specific car and click the tab for equipment, it lists the standard fit stuff in one column and the options in another. I'm not sure how its done, it might go off the chassis number or something, but it must keep all this info in a database somewhere and when a person or dealer advertises the car it populates the list automatically. It's great, avoids all the silly claims like FULLY LOADED!!!!!! and you know pretty quickly just howmany options the original owner ticked.
UK classified websites should do the same, its so much nicer to browse through rather than having to read about a "BARGIN" with a MASSIVE SPEC.
Then when you look at a specific car and click the tab for equipment, it lists the standard fit stuff in one column and the options in another. I'm not sure how its done, it might go off the chassis number or something, but it must keep all this info in a database somewhere and when a person or dealer advertises the car it populates the list automatically. It's great, avoids all the silly claims like FULLY LOADED!!!!!! and you know pretty quickly just howmany options the original owner ticked.
UK classified websites should do the same, its so much nicer to browse through rather than having to read about a "BARGIN" with a MASSIVE SPEC.
Chris944_S2 said:
I like the swiss version of Autotrader. For example if you search for example Mercedes and type model name AMG, you will nearly only get AMG's, not hundreds of C180's with replica AMG wheels. A few slip through the net but on the whole it's accurate.
Then when you look at a specific car and click the tab for equipment, it lists the standard fit stuff in one column and the options in another. I'm not sure how its done, it might go off the chassis number or something, but it must keep all this info in a database somewhere and when a person or dealer advertises the car it populates the list automatically. It's great, avoids all the silly claims like FULLY LOADED!!!!!! and you know pretty quickly just howmany options the original owner ticked.
UK classified websites should do the same, its so much nicer to browse through rather than having to read about a "BARGIN" with a MASSIVE SPEC.
There's a certain bunch of wThen when you look at a specific car and click the tab for equipment, it lists the standard fit stuff in one column and the options in another. I'm not sure how its done, it might go off the chassis number or something, but it must keep all this info in a database somewhere and when a person or dealer advertises the car it populates the list automatically. It's great, avoids all the silly claims like FULLY LOADED!!!!!! and you know pretty quickly just howmany options the original owner ticked.
UK classified websites should do the same, its so much nicer to browse through rather than having to read about a "BARGIN" with a MASSIVE SPEC.
kers that put 'sat nav' in their adverts for a three-series.So every time im searching for a 330d M Sport with an iDrive system, instead i get a f
king 318i ES with a £40 tom tom attached.f
king pricks.Chris944_S2 said:
I like the swiss version of Autotrader. For example if you search for example Mercedes and type model name AMG, you will nearly only get AMG's, not hundreds of C180's with replica AMG wheels. A few slip through the net but on the whole it's accurate.
Then when you look at a specific car and click the tab for equipment, it lists the standard fit stuff in one column and the options in another. I'm not sure how its done, it might go off the chassis number or something, but it must keep all this info in a database somewhere and when a person or dealer advertises the car it populates the list automatically. It's great, avoids all the silly claims like FULLY LOADED!!!!!! and you know pretty quickly just howmany options the original owner ticked.
UK classified websites should do the same, its so much nicer to browse through rather than having to read about a "BARGIN" with a MASSIVE SPEC.
Well lets face it, the average Swiss resident would happily report their neighbour to the police for leaving their bins out on the wrong day, so heaven help anyone misadvertising a car...Then when you look at a specific car and click the tab for equipment, it lists the standard fit stuff in one column and the options in another. I'm not sure how its done, it might go off the chassis number or something, but it must keep all this info in a database somewhere and when a person or dealer advertises the car it populates the list automatically. It's great, avoids all the silly claims like FULLY LOADED!!!!!! and you know pretty quickly just howmany options the original owner ticked.
UK classified websites should do the same, its so much nicer to browse through rather than having to read about a "BARGIN" with a MASSIVE SPEC.
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