You know the swirling catalogues in the used car market. Because of dealers, swindlers, and those who want to pass the damaged vehicle off as clean, we are trying to buy a car with meticulous attention to detail. Some jargons used in advertisements can actually give some clues.
If you want to buy a decent car in this market where there is a serious moral problem, you should not hurry. First, let your trusted friends and family members know if there is a car for sale in your immediate area. Don’t let the money you earn with your sweat fill someone’s pocket for nothing. When you see these stereotypical expressions, you should be careful:
“Last week! It’s on sale, first come first served” (What do they do if there’s no buyer after a week?)
“As a result of inflation by the insurance company” (There is a loss record of 50 thousand liras, but it was so to get money from the insurance, if you eat it.)
“Optional to Mr. Sercan”, “I don’t know who it is good for”, “Deposit has been taken” (If so, remove the vehicle from the ad. )
“Those who are obsessed with paint should not call” (May be the same as coyote, marten, coyote.)
“White Angel is on sale”, “Goodbye to Mavis”, “The Mischief of the City” (When you see a car advert with a nickname, just skip it. It was probably used by an Apache.)
Descriptions containing occupation and gender, such as “from civil servant, teacher, doctor, lady”. (What, are employees in the private sector misusing it?)
“Full plus fullllllll” (I guess the number of hardware increases as the letter l increases.)
“For sale due to military service” (Those who give unnecessary details also put wolves on people.)
“For sale to his patient” (It means “we ruined the car with the tuner”.)
“It goes to a friend, a car to go to a friend” (The man is such a wonderful person that he is ready to treat anyone with the way he treats his friend, as long as you let me know about the money. )
“Crispy damaged” (Heavy damage is registered, you can’t stop if it’s crispy.)
“Keyfekeder painted” (He may even have taken at least 5 somersaults.)
“The one who knows knows”
“There is no one to say” (Always stay away from advertisements that do not use the spelling language properly. There are versions of them that write things like muayyer, muhayyer, muğayyer.)
“Bargain” (Leave the place when you hear this.)
Posting the reason why you are selling, such as “I will buy a house, start a business, buy land; that’s why I’m selling it.” Any extra redundant information is probably a lie.
“Throws full” (Even for Tofaş, we want the drinkers who use this description.)
“Garage car” (There are some who write garage car even for a car that has done 100,000 km in 3 years.)
If there is the phrase “our tool”, don’t bother. He is a gallery owner or a trader.
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