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Line 7: == History == '''In 2013''' [[Oskar Hartmann]] approached a group of investors with an idea to adopt for [[Russia]] a business model ~~which~~that successfully deployed in [[United Kingdom\|UK]] and [[Germany]]. '''In 2014''' CarPrice online auction was launched. Line 23: As of the beginning of 2023 [[CarPrice]] operates more than 100 buying offices in 55 cities in [[Russia]] and 5 logistic hubs. '''In April 2023 CarPrice''' [https://carprice.ru/blog/car-price-vyshel-na-rynok-kazahstana opens ~~it’s~~its first office in Kazakhstan] and starts cross-border sales. Line 31: == Description == CarPrice offers technologies and infrastructure for used ~~cars~~-car transactions between private sellers and professional buyers facilitating liquidity in the market. '''For private sellers CarPrice is a transparent, convenient and safe way to sell the car.''' Line 37: '''For professional buyers CarPrice is a stable and reliable buying channel.''' To sell the car the '''seller comes to a CarPrice representative''', the car goes through a legal check and standardized technical inspection. Technical report and legal data are then uploaded to CarPrice online auction platform available for authorized buyers only. Buyers bid for the cars, maximum bid wins. The winning bid is offered to the seller as purchasing price. The seller can accept or reject the offer. All the services are free for the seller. Buyers pay for ~~the~~ access to the platform and CarPrice fees for each transaction.

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