Buying Habits of Women in Car Auctions
Women don’t enjoy walking around big parking lots in seized car auctions surrounded by sellers that regard them with superiority or don’t bother answering their questions. A woman is often regarded with contempt or disrespect when she tries to evaluate a thing, a car or anything else, that is supposed to be part of “the man’s world”. There still are women that go to buy the cars they want from car auctions, but they are usually accompanied by a man, who is doing what they want, but in the eyes of the crowd he is the one pulling the strings.
To avoid feeling so discriminated by car salesmen, that usually talk to women as if they could sell them anything they want, women are either not buying cars in auctions at all, or resort to online car auctions. Over the internet, no one cares if you are a woman or a man. No one sees you, no one cares who you are or what you look like, the only things that matters is the bid, and if you can cope with it or not.
Those who say women don’t know what they want are very wrong. Maybe this is why men think they don’t know how to make good deals, because women will makes bids only a few cars, the ones they like, until they get one of them If they are paying a bit more that they should it’s because they really want to take that car home with them. Salesmen try to rush women away from auctions. A man that loses a car to a woman can get very angry. That’s why most women resort to online auctions.
Woman buyers are not as easily persuaded by a low price as men. They want quality and will not settle for anything less that the exact match of what they have in mind. They are very resourceful searchers, especially on the internet. Women do find the things they look for eventually, and can even obtain good prices in damaged car auctions. In the rare case in which a woman is a seller at a car auction, the odds are not so much against her, because other sellers are often “afraid” of her natural charms, and buyer will regard her with respect and will always want “car details”, which is in her favor, because he advertises the car this way.
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