Words in a vehicle-for-sale listing that surprise those who see it: all seven deadly sins were committed

Words in a vehicle-for-sale listing that surprise those who see it: all seven deadly sins were committed

18.10.2026 17:50

A sales listing in the second-hand car market this time made headlines not so much for the vehicle’s features as for the expressions used by the seller. In the ad prepared for a car for sale, many details—from traffic fines to the vehicle’s modifications—were described in an unusual style. While the phrases “From a bum to a bum” and “I don’t give it to civil servants or married men” were among the most striking parts of the ad, the words “All seven of the seven deadly sins have been committed inside it” also drew attention.

Another unusual listing has been added to the second-hand car market. The description written for a car put up for sale contained expressions quite different from typical vehicle listings. While the vehicle owner mentioned many details from traffic fines to modifications, he drew attention with the unusual words he used.

"DEFINITELY NOT A FAMILY CAR"

Starting the listing description with "Peace be upon you," the seller stated that his vehicle was tuned and had a quality sound system. Saying that he got a fine at every turn, the vehicle owner used the expressions "From rogue to rogue, definitely not a family car" for his car.

"I DON'T GIVE IT TO CIVIL SERVANTS OR MARRIED MEN"

One of the most striking expressions in the seller's listing was the unusual analogy he used regarding the car's past. The description included the words, "7 of the 7 deadly sins have been committed inside it."

The vehicle owner also continued the car's unusual promotion in his listing by using the expressions, "Let those who can do it justice call. I don't give it to civil servants or married men."

"THOSE WHO WILL PAY CASH SHOULD CALL"

The listing also stated that the car's wiring was done last year and that it had certain technical features. As for payment, the seller emphasized that he preferred cash and used the expressions, "Those who will pay cash should call, cards are maxed out."

The listing, which stood out with its unusual style, drew attention as an example of the creative and humorous narratives used by vehicle owners in second-hand car sales.

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