I would be too. When selling over the net, pictures and details are what gains interest in a car. That's such a simple concept, yet some people don't seem to understand this.
Descriptions like "flawless" and "amazing" speak volumes. Volumes about the seller, not the car. That means they're probably hiding something, and such words are used to be as vague as possible. If you can't be bothered to take a few minutes from your day to put some actual effort into selling your car, don't be surprised when you don't get any hits. Your poorly written ad may attract the same caliber of buyers.
