שיחות מהבגאז' - פרק 7: למה כל כך מעצבן לקנות בישראל מכונית משומשת?
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Israelis hate buying (and selling) used cars, and for good reason: the second-hand business in Israel is sometimes a kind of wild west: transactions are carried out by private sellers, car dealers and trade-in chains, a car is an expensive product with a high potential for breakdowns and problems, Israelis think they know a lot about cars but in reality are stressed by spending on a new battery, and all prices are controlled by a single price list.
In light of all this, it is easy to understand why buying and selling a used car in Israel has become an event that for many is simply unpleasant, and of course there are those who have learned to profit from it too.
Selected Baggage: Toyota Rav 4 Model 2010 - Conversations from the Baggage with Tomer Hadar and Maor Shalom Suisa
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שיחות מהבגאז' - פרק 7: למה כל כך מעצבן לקנות בישראל מכונית משומשת?
שיחות מהבגאז'
29,438 views
Israelis hate buying (and selling) used cars, and for good reason: the second-hand business in Israel is sometimes a kind of wild west: transactions are carried out by private sellers, car dealers and trade-in chains, a car is an expensive product with a high potential for breakdowns and problems, Israelis think they know a lot about cars but in reality are stressed by spending on a new battery, and all prices are controlled by a single price list.
In light of all this, it is easy to understand why buying and selling a used car in Israel has become an event that for many is simply unpleasant, and of course there are those who have learned to profit from it too.
Selected Baggage: Toyota Rav 4 Model 2010 - Conversations from the Baggage with Tomer Hadar and Maor Shalom Suisa