**6 months 10,000km** Warranty No accident Full option Sunroof HUD Dewa Krell quilted Nappa leather Monitoring history x Indoor parking Excellent condition ★ Nationwide consignment ★ @@@@@ Encar warranty This is the actual photography vehicle of Encar @@@@@ Hello. The car manager in charge is Choi Deok-geun, CEO of “Cha Deok-geun Used Cars.” Are you anxious about buying a used car in a difficult economy?? You may be worried that the car you purchased with great enthusiasm might cause problems. @ Vehicle description Car name: Kia K7 Class: Premier Hybrid Signature Mission: Auto Color: Black Fuel: Hybrid Accident: No accident > Please know this before purchasing. “There are no cheap and good cars in the used car market in Korea.” A good option even at this moment, no accidents with short mileage, and at an affordable price. Armed false products are tempting customers, The damage caused by this is increasing day by day. Dealers of false products are still trying to make high margins of millions of won. They are making a successful business by posting cheap advertisements on the Internet, and dealers who work honestly are The current situation is that they are leaving one by one due to price competition on the Internet. For your information, even if you order the registration and performance certificate to be sent by fax, dealers can counterfeit as many as they want!! If you find a vehicle you like, consult with the car manager in charge. The best way to deal with false listings is to visit with a down payment. In particular, dealers who sell fake items demand extremely high amounts when customers send deposits. They say they will never give you a refund even if you don't like what you see, so they are reluctant to accept a down payment. If you are reluctant to give a down payment, there must be a reason. If a down payment is received for a product that does not exist, a crime of fraud is established and criminal charges will be filed against the dealer and the boss. It is possible. So this is why fake listing dealers dislike deposits. If you say you'll give a deposit and ask them to bring the car down, they'll say it's for display purposes and long-distance transport is not allowed; legally, they can't do that. Otherwise, as I mentioned earlier, they'll tell you to send 5 million won as a deposit, making the customer come in person. But these days, I've heard that some use a method where they show the car, take only the deposit, babble nonsense, drag out the time, and then switch to another car --; I can bring the car anywhere nationwide if you just give me a small deposit^^ Most of the people reading this have probably been deceived by fake listings at least once, leaving a bitter feeling as they turn away. You might remember times when you regretted buying a car, paying an extra one or two million won more than the normal selling price (so-called getting ripped off). Now that everything has been revealed, I’ll tell you a few tricks. What customers often fall for is when the dealer, acting as if they’d do anything for you, sweet-talks you over the phone, and then ten or twenty minutes before you arrive, calls to say, ‘We test-drove the car before you came, but the transmission is not good, so it seems to be cheap for that reason. We sent this car to a repair shop and have picked out another perfect car, so let’s look at this one,’ leading you to another car. This is where the rip-off starts. The price jumps up immediately! Because of course, a perfect car would be more expensive, right? ^^ And these days, the way we handle customers has changed, so sometimes the person who answers the phone comes out. Sometimes someone else comes out, but the basic approach is to put on a 'show.' For example, to the customers, they perform a show where they curse at the phone asking why the customer came for a flood-damaged car or a saltwater-corroded car, or make the dealer stand in front and be scolded, to redirect the customer to another car. You know, right? And while doing this, the price suddenly jumps! That’s when the overcharging starts! There is an increasing number of new methods where they call attention to a real car at a cheap price. They’ll call for a car worth ten million won saying it’s seven million won, let you go for a test drive, and when you try to write the contract, they say, 'The deposit came in during the test drive,' or 'This car can’t be transferred.' They claim that the car is flood-damaged and use this as a way to introduce another vehicle. Because of this new scam, honest dealers are being labeled as unscrupulous, selling a 7 million won car for 10 million won. It's really frustrating to think about where things went wrong. It was on TV recently. These days, fraudulent listing dealers spend two to three hours showing cars to customers, and if the customers say they don’t like the cars and want to leave, the dealers demand 300,000 won as fuel money. If the customers refuse, the dealers threaten them, and in some cases, even hit them, ...