just don't want someone burn my clutch
i usually say i have a bad gear in my transmission.
what do u say usually?
just don't want someone burn my clutch
i usually say i have a bad gear in my transmission.
what do u say usually?
Last edited by greatunicon; 04-16-2005 at 09:43 PM.
I usually say no... unless of course they have a better car or bike, then trade agreements are made.
Originally posted by Dumbass17
what's an Egypt?Originally posted by Godfuader
Its the slang for being Electronically Jipped . Like going to an ATM and getting short changed. "You got E-Gypt"
um...I don't let anyone drive it, how hard is it to simply say no, its your car so its not like you are forced to let them drive it or something.
take it to dealerships for a full inspection rather than letting them drive your car.
Are you trying to sell it or are you trying to avoid letting friends test it?
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Originally posted by r3cc0s
Felon or Mistermeiner
ye, gettin a full inspection is a good idea wheather or not you want to give out test drives....more so if ou dont so you dont seem like a shady seller. i say straight out say i dont trust people enough to test drive my car. and then just say yes to the ones you do trust.
Mercs
I always go with them, and should they beat on my car, SMACK! lol
They wont try anything funny after that.
But if you really dont want them to, just say you'll drive it for them
Take them for a drive if it's a test drive to sell the car..
Originally posted by Grogador
Shoulda threw in a "no homo" somewhere... cuz... yeah...toexistphoto.comOriginally posted by turbotrip
seems like a recipe for rape
I think he's talking about friends, not selling it.
If I'm wrong, never mind.
if it's friends there shouldn't be a prob speakin your mind...haha..."hell no man, you're probably gonna burn my clutch!"
Mercs
if they know how to drive a car 5 speed or w/e and you have seen them drive and they drive really good then there porbably isnt to much harm in it, just as long as there are so burnouts or crazy reving, but its up to the person who owns the car, i for one am fine to let a freind of mine drive it if the are good but if not, then fuck off! lol
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Personally ive never seen the big deal about letting people drive my cars... There will always be the understanding that if they fuck somehting up they will make sure its fixed to my satisfaction tho. Other than that if your a friend feel free to bag my car as hard as i do
And as for test driving a car im gonna buy, if i cant drive it id never consider buying it.
id never buy a car without driving it. whats the big deal...there not gonna hurt it with one 10 minute drive!
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Hrmm , I let a girl drive my car once , and she ran into a pole , that wasnt very good. (Poor Explorer)..
As for letting people drive my current cars , I will let my friends drive the car with me in it , and if they do something stupid , ill smack on the head and tell them to get back in the passenger seat.
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Once upon a time there was a certain member on this board who had a very nice ford probe for sale at an excellent price.
My friend was seriously interested in buying it and wanted to pick it up on Friday afternoon. The seller lived in Shawnessey and had to drive to Rundle to allow us to check it out (neither of us had a ride that day).
The guy comes to the house and we go outside to check out the car. Everything looks relatively clean and in good working order. After about 5 mins, we are ready to go.
Now, for the test drive.
"Okay, so far so good, let's go for a cruise".
"Sure, hope into the passenger seat."
"No, you don't seem to understand. We want to test drive it to make sure everything is good"
"No, you can't test drive it. My insurance company won't allow anyone to drive it."
"Hmm. You sure you're not going to let us drive it?"
"No, sorry I can't risk it."
"Okay, go home."
"what?"
"Go home. We've wasted enough time".
We walked right back inside. No point in even considering a car, no matter how new or clean it looks, until its been thoroughly inspected and test driven. Think about that if you're trying to sell a car.
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Originally posted by r3cc0s
Felon or Mistermeiner
i would never consider buying a car without letting me test drive it. i mean 5-10min test drive isn't going to do much harm, if even any.Originally posted by Weapon_R
We walked right back inside. No point in even considering a car, no matter how new or clean it looks, until its been thoroughly inspected and test driven. Think about that if you're trying to sell a car.
my g/f wanted to drive my car, i let her, that was interesting. She said she could drive standard and stalled twice, that was the end of her drive.
My parents said I'm not allowed lend'n.
If you're buying you have to drive it plain and simple.
If you're just getting asked if they can drive, well, that's totally in teh discretion of the owner. Most people won't drive my car even if I let them... the "you break it you bought it" policy is alot for some people to risk.
everybody understands that policy until they actually break something.. and then you see a different side of your friends - the guys who don't want to pay for the damage they did to someone else's car. just cuz they say they'll pay for it, doesn't mean they will.Originally posted by SilverBoost
the "you break it you bought it" policy is alot for some people to risk.
somebody else has only driven my car once, and that was only for about 5 minutes (U of C rez to brentwood) after I had enough drinks to put me into that gray area between sober and drunk.
Funny thing though about the Break it you bought it policy, at least in the manual I have, is that if you break it and then decide you're just gonna say, "sorry shit happens", then I get to break your kneecaps. So remember to read the small print folks.
I understand what your saying though. I've never really had anyone ask me if they could drive it anyhow. It's just too risky. Accidents can happen without it being their fault, but yet they were driving so it gets touchy. Especially when it comes to replacing aftermarklet parts. Insurance is not always your friend there.
In the end, you're really just safer keeping the test-pilots grounded.