Bank Repossessed Hyundai Bakkie 2.6 Deck (2006)
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What is a Bank Repossessed Car?
Bank repossessed cars are assets that a financial institution has taken back from a client who has failed to pay for it. This financial institution can then decide to either keep the vehicles for compensation or sell the cars to recuperate costs and does this via means of bank repossessed auctions.
Here are some benefits when buying a repossessed car on auction:
- When buying a new car, the value of the car falls as soon as you drive it off the showroom floor. With repossessed cars, that value has already taken the plunge and it loses value more slowly.
- Depending on the brand, you save a lot of money on a repossessed car. Some brands lose value faster than other brands.
- When buying a relatively "new" repossessed car, the factory warranty may still be active.
- If you are looking for a specific car and keeping a thorough eye on the MyCars website, it is bound to make its appearance. Create an email alert and get notified when it is on auction.
- Repossessed cars are often sold for much less than they are worth, giving you great value for money.
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Used Hyundai Bakkie 2.6 Deck
This 2006 year model Hyundai Bakkie was previously for sale in Kwazulu Natal with an asking price of R 65,200. This low mileage bank repo Hyundai Bakkie for sale has 13,244km on the clock. The vehicle primary colour is WHITE. The vehicle has a Manual transmission.