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Toyota has opened a used car outlet in Delhi

Now-a-days, there’s a great demand for used cars in

India

. It’s difficult to figure out the exact reason for this. It’s most probably because cars have now become very affordable to most middle class families. Small cars like Maruti 800, Chevrolet Spark, and Santro Xing are available at very attractive prices. To be able to buy new cars and better cars, people are selling off their old cars without giving much thought to the actual re-sale value of the car. This has led to a rise in the used car business. It has turned out to be very lucrative business.

Many car manufacturers are cashing in on this trend. Maruti came out with their TrueValue service some time back. Hyundai called their business “Hyundai Exchange”. Now, Toyota has started its own used car outlet in New Delhi. They are calling it “U Trust”. They are looking forwarding to helping people pick-up good used cars at minimal prices and are also providing financing options as a value-added service.

Labels: Hyundai, Maruti, new cars, old cars, second hand cars, Toyota, Used cars

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3 Comments:

At 22 February 2008 18:51 , cardude34 said...: I am glad that the used car market is becoming getting streamlined thanks to these car manufacturers. I thinks that the tag of suspicious car dealers will soon vanish with outlets. Toyota cars give an excellent car service and i dont think will need to be parted in few days time.
At 25 February 2008 10:05 , Nithin Kasyap said...: Used car are in great demand and if you have an authorized dealer, then there there is nothing to worry about.Maruti's 'True value' is doing good and with other car makers in this used car market will increase the used car sales.
At 25 February 2008 15:08 , drivethonrunner said...: I think that such manufacturer managed used car outlet are far better than Sunday used car outlets. This will help the used car buyer get a fair deal without falling prey to crooks.
I only hope that these outlets do not become corrupt with days to come by.