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A second-hand vehicle bought at a dealer’s: a new autodna.com cycle, part 5
Das WeltAuto is an imported used car sales programme run by the Volkswagen Group. It mainly sells Skoda, Volkswagen and Seat. Skoda and Volkswagen are very popular in Poland and for years they have remained among the most popular second-hand cars imported to Poland. Das WeltAuto is aiming at becoming a widely recognized programme that offers second-hand vehicles you can trust. Apart from Volkswagen and Skoda, it also offers Opel, Ford, BMW, Audi, Renault, Toyota, Mercedes, and even Porsche.
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A second-hand vehicle bought at a dealer’s: a new autodna.com cycle, part 4
Importers aren’t the only parties that offer vehicles with certificates or warranty. Such cars can also be bought from the brand dealers, regular second-hand car dealers, and leasing companies. Despite the presence of the official, “centralised” programmes, some dealers organize their own sales programmes. They are mostly based on second-hand vehicles left at a dealer’s in order to get a discount for the new ones being bought. Leasing companies mainly offer ex fleet cars. These are usually 3-4 years old cars with diesel engines and mileage exceeding 100,000 km.
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If you’re wondering which second-hand car is a better deal: one that comes from an individual seller, or one that comes from a company owning a whole fleet of vehicles, you’ve come to the right place. We’ll demonstrate the pros and cons of the latter; in fact, we’ll even give you our verdict!
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A second-hand vehicle bought at a dealer’s: a new autodna.com cycle, part 3
There are currently ca. 20 second-hand vehicle sales programmes available at the Polish market if you only count these offered by the manufacturers and importers. In Poland, Opel and Fiat are treated as manufacturers as they do manufacture some models locally. 20 is not a small number but not all of these programmes are equally comprehensive. You will find the biggest number of offers at Toyota, then the VW Group (including Seat, Skoda and Volkswagen), then Opel, Renault and Peugeot. The German premium brands, especially BMW and Audi, have a number of offers to choose from. While Mercedes, Honda and Kia only offer their own cars, the remaining importers and manufacturers also have other brands available within their programmes. On the one hand, this gives you a greater choice but on the other hand it greatly increases the price range. If you look at a sales programme available at, say, Audi, you can find both cars that cost a dozen thousand, and ones that cost more than ten times this.
