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Where is the largest used car market in Nanjing?

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VanSavannah
09/01/25 2:20am
The largest used car market in Nanjing is located at No. 88 Tianlin Road, Jiangning District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province. Below is relevant information about the used car market: 1. Sources: The most common situation in the market is the normal replacement of a car that has been driven for several years with a new one, accounting for more than half of the vehicles sold. In particular, major manufacturers continuously introduce various new models to cope with the fierce competition in the new car market, which significantly accelerates the frequency of car owners replacing their vehicles, allowing more and newer models to enter the used car market. Secondly, some car owners sell their vehicles due to special reasons, such as urgent need for funds or moving abroad for development. 2. Risk assessment: The "Technical Specifications for the Appraisal and Evaluation of Used Cars," drafted by the China Automobile Dealers Association under the leadership of the Ministry of Commerce, has completed the public consultation phase and is expected to be officially issued within the year. This will undoubtedly be a major reshuffle for China's used car market. Both consumers and car dealers have expressed optimism. At the same time, industry insiders have also poured cold water on the situation, pointing out that resolving the "trust crisis" in the used car market is not an overnight task and requires a "wait-and-see" approach.
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VanMaya
09/13/25 5:17am
In Nanjing, I know the largest used car market is the Nanjing Used Car Trading Market in Jiangning District. As a car enthusiast who often helps friends pick cars, I've been there several times. It's truly massive, with a maze-like layout filled with vehicles of all brands, ranging from ordinary family cars to luxury models. It's specifically located near Hongjing Avenue, easily accessible by car or Metro Line S1, and simple to navigate to. I recommend going early to avoid weekend crowds, as it gets harder to browse when it's packed. When buying a used car, don't just focus on the price—check the chassis, engine, and maintenance records. There are professional technicians in the market who can help with inspections; spending some money for their expertise can prevent you from buying a problematic vehicle. Plus, there's a snack street nearby, making it super convenient to grab a bite after handling car-related matters.
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SanDaniella
10/27/25 6:04am
Honestly, having been in the automotive industry for years, the largest used car market in Nanjing is definitely that massive trading center in Jiangning. Bigger scale means more choices, but beware of traps—don’t be fooled by lowball offers. It’s conveniently located in the core area of Jiangning with easy access and parking. When buying used cars, focus on checking the VIN and accident history, which can be verified at the market service desk. I also recommend researching market prices beforehand, bringing cash for better negotiation, and paying attention to after-sales policies—good markets ideally offer at least a six-month warranty. Plan your time wisely to avoid delays; handling the transfer early saves hassle. Remembering these tips will make the process much smoother.
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