Owning a car has become a dream in recent years. erupted by the COVID-19 pandemic chip crisis production of new vehicles interrupted. In addition, exchange rate instability and the difficulty of supplying new vehicles also pushed prices up. As such, used car prices peaked and even surpassed new car prices from time to time. The government, on the other hand, to keep prices in check, end supplies and return markets to normal.”6 months, 6000 kilometers” has implemented the application.

This application is valid for 6 months or 6 thousand kilometers after the registration of a brand new vehicle. inability to sell referred to. According to the government, this would bring down exorbitant prices and normalize the market situation. However, that was not the case. You will have those who remember; In a study we conducted for you, it was found that the regulation that has come into force have been manipulated we have demonstrated. Now there is a new development in this area. Federation of Motor Vehicle Dealers (MASFED) President Aydın Erkoç stated that the regulation was actually not very effective.

“The stocking is not over yet!”

By putting evaluations on the agenda, Aydın Erkoç said that the regulation ineffective explained in these words:As we explained before, unregistered people who buy and sell vehicles under the stairs without paying taxes are not affected by this regulation, so they tend to stockpile and destabilize the market. continues. To avoid price increases, those who sell unregistered should be avoided…”

Another point Aydın Erkoç mentioned is: it was about prices. Erkoç said it is difficult to experience a price drop:

“The disruptions in production and logistics continue. The fact that the brands did not operate at full capacity after the pandemic caused supply problems. Recently, some brands have announced that they will close a few factories around the world and the fact that the brands have indicated that they will limit production shows that the scissors are in the supply-demand balance. More will be opened. This will drive prices up. , the fluctuating movements of the exchange rate, the difficulties in accessing bank loans and the low number of maturities are the main reasons for the contraction of the market. We expect that prices will rise further as a result. We advise our citizens to not to postpone needs and to meet them in this period, because in the coming period rising prices are inevitable…”