The increase in automobile prices continues at full speed. The biggest reason for the hikes is the rising exchange rate and the taxes applied for vehicles in our country. In this case, users have no choice but to turn to the second-hand market and various opportunities.
Finally, one of these opportunities has resurfaced. NationalityAccording to the news of , the Ministry of Commerce decided to put the cars, which are stuck in customs, up for auction. These vehicles managed to attract attention especially with their price tags much below the market. Here are the details…
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Those who want to buy a car under 100 thousand lira show great interest.
Customs and confiscation of some cars for various reasons Ministry of Commerce, puts them up for sale with the tenders it organizes every month. Among the vehicles in question, there are dozens of models belonging to many different brands. These cars, which are cheaper than the market conditions, are therefore highly preferred. Request Ministry of CommerceThose cars that were put up for sale by tender.
- 2005 model Peugeot 307 brand vehicle went on sale for 65 thousand 500 liras
- 2005 model Peugeot 807 brand vehicle went on sale for 66 thousand 250 liras
- 1999 Opel Vectra model car went on sale for 66 thousand liras
- 2007 model Mitsubishi Grandis brand vehicle went on sale for 66 thousand 500 liras
- 2004 model Peugeot 307 brand vehicle went on sale for 70 thousand liras
What should those who want to participate in the tender do?
According to the rules regulated by the customs administration, you must first register through the system in order to participate in the tender. Procedures and documents proceed differently for natural persons and legal entities. It is sufficient for real persons to register through the “Become a Member” section on the www.eihale.gov.tr page.
However, it is worth noting that; It is obligatory to deposit 10% of the security deposit of the item you will purchase before you start bidding in the tender. If you do not win the tender, you can get this fee back.
So what do you think about this subject? Would you buy a second hand car from the Ministry of Commerce tender? You can share your views with us in the comments section.