System "Trade-In": what is it and what are its features?

The sale and purchase of a car is quite a painstaking and time-consuming process. Every seasoned motorist knows firsthand how much time he has to spend on finding the right buyer, and then for the car. However, several years ago, professional traders came up with an excellent way to save time between these stages. It is called "Trade-In". This system allows any car owner to benefit from exchanging his old "iron horse" for a new car. In fact, between the driver and the company there is a certain exchange with surcharge. To get a new car, the buyer must not only turn in his old jeep or car, but also pay a few percent from above, so that the deal is equitable. This means the "Trade-In" system. What is it really and what are the features of such transactions? Today we will disclose the answer to this question.

Why is it worth buying a car on the "Trade-In" system?

Cars are purchased in special centers when the owner of the vehicle needs to sell his car as soon as possible and buy a new one at the lowest price. Of course, the purchase must also pass without paper fuss. As practice shows, the whole process of buying / selling takes no more than 3-4 hours of free time. In rare cases, registration can be delayed for the whole working day.

As for the main advantages, this method of purchase is one of the fastest and most effective today.

1. Firstly, you are given the opportunity to buy a new car for just a couple of hundred dollars.
2. Secondly, with the "Trade-In" system, you will no longer stand for hours at the traffic police and take off / register your "iron horse".
3. Third, when you purchase a new vehicle, you will know for sure that it is cleared and is not listed for hijacking or credit (even if it is a used car).
4. And one more thing: when you sell your VAZ, Opel or Nissan, the Trade In center will not look at whether the car passed the pre-sale training or not.

However, this method of the transaction has not only advantages, but also disadvantages.

1. Sometimes car dealers place special restrictions on the age and mileage of the car (this is one of the main aspects of the "Trade-In" system). What it is? This means that the chances of selling a 15-year-old used machine are zero. The car dealership is unlikely to be able to sell such a vehicle or exchange it for another. Well, the 30-year-old Kopeyka will not be bought by anyone, except at the price of scrap metal.
2. A special evaluation of the vehicle that the "Trade-In" system exposes. What it is? The fact is that you will not be able to sell your car in this way at a market price. Whatever one may say, and 10-15 percent of the cost in the evaluation you just drop. Otherwise, what then is the benefit to the salon to sell the vehicle at a loss?
3. Cars with problematic documents - these are the cars that the "Trade-In" system does not allow for sale. What it is? Motor shows never buy from you a stolen or non-cleared car (even if the numbers are broken). Auto is thoroughly checked by many experts, so it is unlikely that you will be able to deceive the firm.