First Auto Clinic for Women Confirms Need for Women-Specific Automotive Education

First Auto Clinic for Women Confirms Need for Women-Specific Automotive Education

Women eagerly attend comprehensive automotive clinic covering car buying, auto financing, auto insurance, and auto maintenance.

Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) April 28, 2007 — The ladies packed the room, listened intently and hurled questioned such as: “What do you think of auctions? What about auto dealers that remove the haggle from car buying? How do you get your credit score? How often should you get your transmission checked? How often should you service your vehicle? Is it true that car color raises your insurance? These very engaged ladies were participants of Car-Buy-Her’s 1st auto clinic for women “What Men Don’t Want You to Know: Auto Buying and Maintenance Clinic for Women”, held this month in conjunction with National Car Care Month.

Ladies attending the clinic shared car stories and chocolate; laughter and camaraderie as a panel of female automotive experts provided information and insight and answered numerous questions on car buying, auto financing, auto insurance, and auto maintenance.

“I had loads of fun and was very enlightened by the knowledge of all of the speakers. I took away great information to share with my policyholders both present and future”, says Sheri Robinson of Triple AAA Club South. “This was a great clinic. I have a page full of notes,” stated Pamela Coman.

The three-hour clinic was the first of it’s kind held by Car-Buy-Her and the first comprehensive clinic for women covering all-things automotive.

“This was our first clinic and it was hugely successful and a confirmation of the need for this service. We are already in talks with women’s groups, Parks & Recreation departments, and credit unions about hosting additional clinics. Educating women is one of our primary goals,” states Sheronde Glover, Car-Buy-Her founder and the coordinator, organizer, and developer of the auto clinic.

Individuals, groups, companies, or organizations interested in hosting or sponsoring an automotive clinic for women, can contact Ms. Glover at 770-210-0726 or visit the Car-Buy-Her website at www.car-buy-her.com to learn more.

About Car-Buy-Her
Car-Buy-Her is an automotive resource that educates women on car buying and maintenance and works with automotive dealerships and companies to create women friendly establishments.