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ARE YOU PLAN TO BUY A NEW VEHICLE? READ THIS SMALL TIPS BEFORE GO


If you buy a car in December and it is registered as a 2024 model, 2025 is coming in just one week. If you are looking to buy a car and drive it for as many years as possible, this is a good opportunity for you.

Generally, automobile manufacturing companies reduce production in the last three months of the year, they produce based on demand and order, because after three months, the car will be one year old when the year is registered.

For this reason, many car companies give special discounts and offers on cars in December. If you are a long-time car user, take advantage of this opportunity and book a car before the end of this year at a good discount or go buy a car in early January. You can definitely get a 2024 registered car. You can negotiate a good deal and get more discounts and offers by mentioning the above reasons.

You really like the car, you will update it often, means wait one week and buy it, you will get a 2025 registered car, when you sell it, it will have a resale value, if you buy it now, the car will be one year old in a week.

This applies not only to cars but also to very expensive bikes.
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  1. AnonymousDecember 27, 2024 at 11:13 AM

    I like your photo 🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️

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  2. Venkata PrasadDecember 30, 2024 at 3:01 AM

    Thank you for sharing this perspective. You've outlined some important considerations regarding timing a vehicle purchase to maximize value, discounts, and resale potential. It makes sense that December offers could be advantageous for long-term users due to discounts and special deals, while waiting until January could be a better choice for those prioritizing resale value and a newer registration year.

    I’ll carefully weigh these factors based on my specific needs and priorities. Your insights on both cars and bikes are helpful for making an informed decision

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  3. Balagopal MenonJanuary 5, 2025 at 7:28 PM

    Thank you for sharing valuable insights regarding vehicle purchase. I primarily came here to see your beautiful pics, but like your nice articles too. 😍🥰♥️

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