We sold 4,500 units over 15 years. But when you come to me, you first hear these words. “Don’t buy it.” Yes, you read that correctly. A dealer who makes a living selling cars says, “Don’t buy them.” Are you crazy? no. I'm asking you to get it inspected first. Eureka Weeks, My Mabu, Cavajo. Anywhere is fine, so get it checked by an expert first. You can't trust me. You must trust the inspection results and buy it. ㅡㅡㅡㅡ “Isn’t that marketing too?” that's right. There are probably some people who are thinking this right now. “Isn’t recommending inspection ultimately a strategy to gain trust?” I'll be honest with you. Yes, that's right. It's a strategy. However, this strategy can only be used if there is no problem with the car. Can a dealer who sells an accident car ask to “get it inspected”? Can a dealer hiding a flooded car say, “Bring in a professional?” I can't. If the strategy is to recommend inspection, That means you are confident in the car. Whether strategic or sincere, the result is the same. The customer will not be deceived. Inspection cost: 100,000 to 200,000 won. With this money, accident history, flooding, and mileage manipulation are all revealed. This is insurance that prevents losses exceeding 1 million won. What if a problem comes up after inspection? I would rather stop you from purchasing it. The person selling it says, “Don’t buy it.” Whether you call it marketing or conscience, Anyway, there is no loss to you. ㅡㅡㅡㅡ “4,500? Who will check?” It's a natural suspicion. Who would believe a dealer if he said, “I’m good at it?” So let me tell you in numbers. These are not my words, these are records. 15 years is 5,475 days. To sell 4,500 units, an average of 0.8 units per day. Every single day for 15 years. For this number to be possible, there are one of two things. A dealer who commits fraud and sells a lot in a short period of time. Or a dealer who has built trust and has been selling consistently for 15 years. Can a fraudulent dealer last 15 years? Once it explodes, it's over. The used car market is a place that goes bankrupt based on a single review. The 15 years itself is proof. If you still have doubts, do this: You can check my transaction history on Enka. All actual customer reviews are also publicly available. I'm not saying, "Please believe me." I'm telling you to check it out because I've opened it up so you can check it for yourself. ㅡㅡㅡㅡ “Video call? Isn’t that just showing what you want to see?” It could be so. There is sure to be a dealer who shows only good angles. So this is what I do: Please tell us where you would like to see. It shines there. “Please show me your lower part.” → It shines. “Please show me under the back seat.” → It shines. “Please open the engine room.” → Open. “Please do a cold start.” → I will. “Please point to the original screen of the performance record.” → Give it to me. I'm not showing you what I want to show you. We show customers what they want to see. In fact, a customer in Busan made a purchase using just a video call. I received a call the day after vehicle delivery. “It’s better in person than in the video.” To say this, This is only possible if there is nothing hidden in the video. ㅡㅡㅡㅡ “Directly operated industrial company? Aren’t they rip-offs in repair costs?” This too is a natural suspicion. “Isn’t that selling the car, taking it to a repair shop, and making money from there again?” I will tell you the structure honestly. If I have a direct industrial company, I have two options. A. Sell the car with the problem and receive repair costs from the repair company. B. We sell cars that are problem-free from the beginning, and the maintenance service is provided by the company. What happens if you do A? Once a review pops up, it's over. What you built over 15 years can be destroyed in one fell swoop. What if you do B? Customers also buy their next car here. I also recommend it to people around me. Which structure can last 15 years? Directly managed industrial company address: 34, Geomdan-ro 487beon-gil, Seo-gu, Incheon. Customers who purchase can receive priority maintenance. Performance warranty insurance is also automatically signed up. Engine, transmission, steering parts. Insurance covered within 1 month or 2,000 km. A customer who bought a car three months ago came for a routine inspection last week. “I bought it here, so I feel safe if I get care here.” Where do you think this person will buy his next car? This is the real reason for direct industrial companies. It's not a rip-off, it's a structure that creates lifelong customers. ㅡㅡㅡㅡ “Aren’t all the reviews your own work?” that's right. These days, there are a lot of reviews of self-made products and reviews of products purchased with money. I know that too. So I don’t have to show the review. Instead, do this: Look at the inspection results. Report reviewed by a third-par...