Advance on the U.S. II truck as a used car
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From May 1, Chengdu will no longer make new cars for the National II truck. However, the reporter learned that in Chengdu Wugui Bridge Chenming Eastern Automobile City, Chuanshan Road, East Third Ring Road and other truck trading markets, these sales outlets are still selling trucks of State II, and State III trucks have not arrived yet. No. Has the National II Truck not been banned in Chengdu? How can it still be sold?
Liu Xiaowei, head of the marketing department of FAW Trading's Southwest Branch, told the reporter that at present, the country III heavy trucks and light trucks are 30,000-50,000 and 10,000-2 million more expensive than the national II vehicle models, and many truck dealers are responding to the China III model. The sales volume caused by the price increase slipped ahead of time, and a large number of national II models had a good license before May 1st, which was used as sales of used cars.
It is understood that these countries II "used cars" are very popular with customers. In a Dongfeng commercial vehicle store on the Sichuan-Shaanxi Road, a consumer stated that the State II trucks are convenient in maintenance, relatively inexpensive, and have low renovation costs. If they can buy the National II trucks that have already been licensed, they would rather give them more license fees. However, many companies stated that with the arrival of peak consumer demand in the second half of the year, the promotion of State III vehicles will be put on the agenda. According to Qi Haibo, deputy general manager of Jianghuai heavy truck dealer Sichuan Runtong, forecast that in June-August, the National III models will arrive one after another, and the sales season should be around August.
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