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The density of the second-hand middle market that sets up every Sunday in Gaziantep is not reflected in the sales rates. Intermediaries and buyers said the corona virus outbreak and the latest television surge pushed prices even higher.
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The density of the second-hand middle market that sets up every Sunday in Gaziantep is not reflected in the sales rates. Brokers and buyers claimed that the corona virus outbreak and the latest TV price hike raised prices even more.
The second-hand middle market in Turkey is inexorably high. Especially after the corona virus epidemic, interruptions in intermediate zero entries increased second-hand intermediate prices, while prices rose with the latest television surge. While citizens who flocked to the second-hand car market, which was installed every Sunday in Gaziantep, lowered their hands as prices rose, intermediaries and buyers also reacted to the situation.
“The market is very high, we sell, we cannot buy, we buy, we cannot sell”
In a country that reacts to high prices for second-hand cars, “the market is very high. We sell the car, we cannot buy a new one. Prices are increasing due to the increase in television, the lack of corona virus and zero car models. People can no longer buy a car. Sellers cannot buy cars again. ” The purchase amount has actually decreased, people tend to take a break while trying to take mass transit during the pandemic, and therefore prices are going up.
“Prices doubled”
In another country that says that intermediate prices have risen continuously and almost doubled for 6 months, “The 15-16 thousand TL intervals on second hand 6 months ago have now increased to 25 thousand TL. We hardly understand why prices have risen so much, cars are neither bought nor sold, he dwelling.
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