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Comment on How Internet Companies Disrupt China’s Secondhand Car Market by Used Car Trading Platform Uxin steers for an US IPO - TechNode
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Comments for TechNode
Secondhand cars were formerly a hard sell in China, while car owners have to settle for much less, and there being a stigma to used cars.
But the secondhand market is becoming increasingly popular as drivers find they can get a decent car at a reasonable price.
Classified ads site Ganji.com launched a used car trading platform with an investment of US$100 million just a few weeks later.
Alibaba also followed suit to launch Taobao’s secondhand car trading platform in the same month.
Domestic used car trading platforms usually fall into the following five categories:B2B sites serve as auction platforms and do not get involved in the transaction process.
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