With a decision published in today’s issue of the Official Gazette, restrictions on second-hand automobile trade have been extended. Citizens will continue to be subject to the limit of 6 months/6000 km and the inability to advertise at a price higher than zero.
In today’s issue of the Official Gazette, an important decision was made regarding the second-hand automobile trade. No. 32392 Regulation Amending the Regulation on Trade in Second-Hand Motor Vehicles and the regulation restricting the advertised prices of second-hand vehicles to be above zero, until July 2024 extended. In addition, the 6 months and 6000 kilometers restriction has been extended until July 2024.
Supply shortage due to the COVID-19 pandemic, new vehicles investment tool caused it to become. This, combined with exchange rate volatility and inflation, has led to days when second-hand cars are sold more expensive than new ones. The government is restricting second-hand sales of new vehicles to curb the swelling market. to restrict decided. With a decision taken in 2022, the production of new cars 6 months and 6000 km It was prohibited to sell it before reaching its limit.
This regulation has been extended until July 2024
With the regulation published today, the practice of selling new cars before 6 months and 6000 km is completed. extended once again. Citizens will be subject to this regulation until July 2024.
The ban on second-hand car prices being higher than new has also been extended
The government, which made another decision regarding the automotive market in July 2023, said that second-hand cars advertised pricesbe higher than zero banned. With today’s regulation, the temporary period of this decision has been extended. The citizen wants to sell his second-hand vehicle by July 2024 at a higher price than the new one. will not be able to request.
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