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Ganz interessanter Artikel. Es geht darum, daß Kredite und (Anschluß)Finanzierungen für KFZ nicht mehr ganz so problemlos möglich sind, wie das früher der Fall war. Und daß jetzt massenhaft Fahrzeuge angekarrt werden, weil die Besitzer ihre Kredite nicht mehr bedienen können. Diese Fahrzeuge kommen dann in Auktionen-doch die enden nicht immer so, wie sich die Kreditgeber das vorstellen.
"kopier mal den letzten Absatz ein-falls jemand nicht den ganzen Beitrag lesen möchte"
Drivers shuttled more than 180 vehicles across the auction lot in two lines as the auctioneer, Ed Dunn, wearing an ivory cowboy hat from his perch above the floor, bellowed their make, model and year.
The first car up for sale was a 2007 Lincoln MKZ luxury sedan with leather seats, which had been repossessed by a local credit union. But there were no bids. So Mr. Dunn lowered the starting price again and again.
At long last, somebody bid $13,200 for the car. Sold? Sure. But at roughly $10,000 below its Kelley Blue Book value.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/27/b...rss&adxnnlx=1211889857-5AzxCvZQXqGZZAdvXzRnyA
"kopier mal den letzten Absatz ein-falls jemand nicht den ganzen Beitrag lesen möchte"
Drivers shuttled more than 180 vehicles across the auction lot in two lines as the auctioneer, Ed Dunn, wearing an ivory cowboy hat from his perch above the floor, bellowed their make, model and year.
The first car up for sale was a 2007 Lincoln MKZ luxury sedan with leather seats, which had been repossessed by a local credit union. But there were no bids. So Mr. Dunn lowered the starting price again and again.
At long last, somebody bid $13,200 for the car. Sold? Sure. But at roughly $10,000 below its Kelley Blue Book value.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/27/b...rss&adxnnlx=1211889857-5AzxCvZQXqGZZAdvXzRnyA