According to the results of a survey initiated by the Renaissance Insurance group in collaboration with the Autocode service, 36% of Russians prefer to buy a used car not from private dealers, but from a dealer. At the same time, 86% agree that car prices have risen obscenely.

When choosing a used car, consumers study the history of the car they like (74%) on the website of the traffic police, as well as on the reports of specialized services: 24% consider the number of owners according to the title as the main parameter .

16% of respondents are willing to buy a wrecked car at a reasonable price, even if it has had multiple accidents. In addition, 22% search for “iron horses” on the Internet, 17% – on social networks and 15% – turn to fashionable pickup trucks. But not everyone is sure how to tell a specialist from a scammer. But vehicle miles are a priority indicator for every tenth buyer.

It is noteworthy that consumers themselves consider the most popular foreign cars in the “secondary” models of Korean brands, as indicated by 36% of respondents. Meanwhile, 23% of survey participants believe it’s easiest to sell a used German. Do not be surprised, but 15% of Russians are convinced that even with the “Chinese” there are no longer any problems with subsequent resale. Well, they’ll get a chance to watch it…

According to the results of a survey initiated by the Renaissance Insurance group in collaboration with the Autocode service, 36% of Russians prefer to buy a used car not from private dealers, but from a dealer. At the same time, 86% agree that car prices have risen obscenely.

When choosing a used car, consumers study the history of the car they like (74%) on the website of the traffic police, as well as on the reports of specialized services: 24% consider the number of owners according to the title as the main parameter .

16% of respondents are willing to buy a wrecked car at a reasonable price, even if it has had multiple accidents. In addition, 22% search for “iron horses” on the Internet, 17% – on social networks and 15% – turn to fashionable pickup trucks. But not everyone is sure how to tell a specialist from a scammer. But vehicle miles are a priority indicator for every tenth buyer.

It is noteworthy that consumers themselves consider the most popular foreign cars in the “secondary” models of Korean brands, as indicated by 36% of respondents. Meanwhile, 23% of survey participants believe it’s easiest to sell a used German. Do not be surprised, but 15% of Russians are convinced that even with the “Chinese” there are no longer any problems with subsequent resale. Well, they’ll get a chance to watch it…