Can I buy a nearly new car?

There is no absolute, but in most cases you can’t buy it. There will be no pie in the sky. Taking advantage of small things often requires huge losses.

There are several channels for quasi-new cars: prize cars, exhibition cars, work cars, test drives, stock cars, mortgage cars, accident-refurbished cars. A few new cars are sold for personal reasons. , such as impulse consumption.

Data shows that accident cars account for more than 60% of all cars, and most of the really good cars are basically consumed internally.

Among them, prize cars and exhibition cars are the most cost-effective. Prize cars, that is, the models and colors are basically determined by the organizer, and they are generally low-end models. As an award-winning user, you may not like the model or color, so you usually choose to sell it. The exhibition car is placed in the exhibition hall for users to experience it statically for a long time, including most of the door handles, seats, floor mats, etc. It will be obviously worn unevenly with other places. But as a second-hand car, the price is much cheaper, so it is profitable to buy it.

If it is a stock car, a test drive, or a test drive, if you buy it, it must be fully inspected and maintained. Because the stock car is parked for a long time, maintenance of the aging parts of the body is neglected, which can easily lead to mechanical failure. However, it is also easy for some problems to arise when testing cars and test vehicles, providing dynamic experience for old users, or holding fuel-saving and range-saving competitions for a certain model.

In the second-hand car market, accidental car refurbishment is the most common thing. It's definitely not good, otherwise they might not sell it.

Then there is a mortgaged car, which is the worst thing to buy. I remember there was a joke on the Internet that said: If you have the ability to recruit 20 people in 5 minutes, just say goodbye to the mortgaged car!

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