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| BHPian Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Pune
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| Hi Guys.. Recently I heard that a big used car market exists in some district in Gujarat. Its basically famous for cars owned for a small period of time like 4 to 5 months. NRI are known to sell cars at throwaway prices.. does anybody have any idea what this place is called and how the market functions ?? |
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| Senior - BHPian | Should have been out by now - I mean should not be a secret ![]() There are plenty of Gujarat Members here and I am sure they will be able to shed some light on this. Why would NRI's sell their cars at throwaway prices by the way ?? I mean when a dealer says NRI owned car - it actually gets a better resale value. Just like ' Parsi Owned ' cars !! |
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| Absolutely .. i mean why would one like to go for a new car and pay so much if 6 to 9 months old cars are there for nearly 30 to 40 opercent discount ?? thats what i have heard.. any gujaratis here to enlighten us ? |
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| Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Dehradun -Bangy (Again :)
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| lol, u mean Gujju's sell their cars at throwaway prices ? Come on man, i have a lot of Gujju friends and they only understand throwaway prices when it is about buying (no offence to anyone, just a compliment on the awesome business skills Gujju's seem to be born with). |
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| BHPian | I have never heard if such a place exists. We actually bought a used Indica 4 months back and nobody even mentioned about any such place. I don't thing anything like this exists. Quote:
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| i am a gujju myself and the biggest car market place is navsari near surat. NRI's come for 2,3 months and they prefer new cars, for them our cars are very cheap compare to their foreign cars. So when they go they sell them to those markets. Best time to buy is after jan 15th. |
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| Senior - BHPian | Yep there exists a market for such cars in Gujarat,specially around Surat to be specific its Bardoli.Dont know about luxury cars, but have been and seen that the cars are sometimes offered at pretty low prices.For example we were offered a 6 months old Swift for 3 lacs as the owners were flying back to UK after a long vacation... |
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| BHPian | Why would NRI's sell their cars at throwaway prices by the way ?? I mean when a dealer says NRI owned car - it actually gets a better resale value. Just like ' Parsi Owned ' cars !![/quote] So why exactly do 'Parsi owned' cars get better resale value?? Is it something related to the way they maintain their cars? Last edited by aparth : 18th November 2009 at 21:52. |
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| Senior - BHPian | When I was in Ahmedabad, was told of a used car "mela" that takes place every weekend, on an empty stretch of land between Ahmedabad & Gandhinagar on SG Highway. Never heard of "throwaway prices" though, just plenty of good deals to be had. |
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| when i said throwaway prices bro... i actually meant great deals that u dont get elsewhere... thats what i was told... and yeah the name i place i know is called Bardoli.. wud be great if any BHPian has actually been to such a place.. Note from the Team-BHP Support Team : Please take the time to use proper punctuation as per Team-BHP rules. Avoid...typing...like...this. Thanks. Also avoid sms language & type in full & proper English i.e. type 'you' instead of 'u'. Last edited by Technocrat : 19th November 2009 at 16:34. Reason: Please read the note in post, thanks |
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| BANNED | Yes its a place called Bardoli, near surat, ahead of Surat and just before Navrasi.Its said almost one out of five family lives out of country, many NRI's live there, and also such market does exists where they come here, buy a car, use it for a couple of months and sell away with some mouth watering prices, they dont care if they are offered few thousands lesser then market value, but needs to sell their car before going.But you need to get in touch with the seller to know about the deal, usually they return around 15th of Jan or around that time. |
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| Senior - BHPian Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Bangalore
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. Many of my freidns were looking out for cheap cars(but they don't know about the re-registration/road tax they havwe to give when it is brought to bangalore ) | ||
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