Car adverts that say 'doctor owned'
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One of my staff member s father worked at the HQ of the Devon & Cornwall Police as a caretaker. He was a keen Alfa fan and part ex d a 33 at the local Alfa dealer who described it as owned by a senior police officer in the ad in Autotrader. He had to go and explain that it wasn t anything to do with him, just the dealer making an incorrect assumption. I think he d been in the military so you could see where the dealer got the idea from
Edited by Paul Dishman on Sunday 24th May 20:50
Any car ad that states 'Doctor owned' or 'ex company director' or some such bilge like that should be tipping you off that the car is being sold by an Arthur Daley type wanna be prick and is best avoided.
See also ads that say things like "dent on door and age related marks, otherwise mint'
See also ads that say things like "dent on door and age related marks, otherwise mint'
cliffords said:
Sister a Doctor. Never never been driven by someone less mechanically sympathetic.
Came here to say the same about a friend that is a doctor.... no mechanical sympathy and not a care in the world about anything that may present as a symptom outside of scheduled main dealer service bookings.M4cruiser said:
Doctor's car wouldn't start, so he called the AA.
AA man recognised him as his own doctor! So he put two aspirins in the petrol tank and said "If it's not better by tomorrow give me another call".

AA receptionist should have said,, "well, I think we can fit you in at 1015 a week next Thursday"AA man recognised him as his own doctor! So he put two aspirins in the petrol tank and said "If it's not better by tomorrow give me another call".

The only thing like this that counted was an old saloon or estate with a National Trust sticker in the window.
It didn't need a cheesy and blatantly deceptive description as the pictures, full maintenance dealer service history, empty MOT history and premium tyres spoke for themselves.
NT have done away with them though and you now use your membership card for free parking instead. Sad times.
It didn't need a cheesy and blatantly deceptive description as the pictures, full maintenance dealer service history, empty MOT history and premium tyres spoke for themselves.
NT have done away with them though and you now use your membership card for free parking instead. Sad times.
Steamer said:
cliffords said:
Sister a Doctor. Never never been driven by someone less mechanically sympathetic.
Came here to say the same about a friend that is a doctor.... no mechanical sympathy and not a care in the world about anything that may present as a symptom outside of scheduled main dealer service bookings.Gassing Station | Car Buying | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff



t burns in the paintwork and many door dings. All up to speed now but a doctor doesn’t automatically equal fastidious ownership.