Do you know, nowadays healthy competition is growing day by bay between students to crack government exams? Everyone is looking for security, money, and status, and to achieve all these people are left finding public sector jobs. Every student is preparing for government exams. There was a time when everyone wants to be an Engineer, but now even Engineers are found jobless and they are also preparing for different government exams like Bank Clerk, Probationary Officer, Specialist Officer, SSC Steno, Junior Engineer, CGL, and SSC CHSL in India.
Over the past few months, I have been asked if it’s a good idea to buy cars in India through a classified portal. Before answering this question, let’s take a look at the car business as a whole.
The major companies buy three million cars each year and after 18 to 20 months, those cars do not magically disappear, they get sold, either at major auctions or through a classified portal. This means roughly one in five cars on the road is a well-conditioned used car on which you could be sitting right now and do not even know about it.
I want to sell a car and connect with local and national users
Can I sell my car with outstanding finance? This question arouses in my mind and I came across an article stating selling a car privately is time-consuming but you will probably get a better price. So if I want to sell a car, here’s what I will need to do:
• For the advertisement, I do not need to go to any newspaper agency and pay a commission. I just need to register myself for free on the one-stop online solution called izydaisy. • I need to make sure that I describe my car correctly in my advertisement and that I can prove I am its legal owner. • I need to deal promptly with calls and emails I receive from potential buyers. • Arrange and be present at viewings and test-drives. • Arrange a safe place of being paid for the sale.
I want to sell a carwith a quick and hassle-free way and this free classified portal assists me that my car will reach its reserve price and I might end up getting less for it. Here, you will find most of the buyers are in the motor trade and if you are lucky and attract a private buyer, you might get more for your car than a dealer would be.
I have observed that you will get the most for your car by selling it privately and the next best option is dealer part-exchange, followed by a car-buying website. So if I want to sell a car privately, I might get 10% to 15% more for my car than I would from a dealer. This means if my car worth Rs. 5,00,000 if sold privately, I would lose at least Rs. 50,000 by selling it to a dealer.
charmi patel replied
234 weeks ago