Tuesday, July 04, 2006
Complex market creating confused buyers
The increasing complexity of cars for sale on British forecourts has led to a certain amount of confusion from buyers, according to EurotaxGlass’s.
Some ‘niche’ vehicles are experiencing limited demand in the used market and values are suffering as a result.
"The key question is whether this bewildering array of used cars will be able to establish a presence and a following in the used car market," says Adrian Rushmore, managing editor at EurotaxGlass’s.
“It is the vehicle’s ability to provide a unique selling proposition that remains crucial. It is in this respect that some models have been found wanting and used values have suffered as a result."
DATED: 04.07.06
FEED: MT
Some ‘niche’ vehicles are experiencing limited demand in the used market and values are suffering as a result.
"The key question is whether this bewildering array of used cars will be able to establish a presence and a following in the used car market," says Adrian Rushmore, managing editor at EurotaxGlass’s.
“It is the vehicle’s ability to provide a unique selling proposition that remains crucial. It is in this respect that some models have been found wanting and used values have suffered as a result."
DATED: 04.07.06
FEED: MT
