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Most car buyers in India still prefer purchasing through traditional dealerships, while digital platforms are also growing rapidly. This conclusion came to light in a survey. More than 9,000 people from America, Germany, Britain, China, India and Mexico participated in this survey of Urban Science.
New Delhi. Most car buyers in India still prefer purchasing through traditional dealerships, while digital platforms are also growing rapidly. This conclusion came to light in a survey. More than 9,000 people from America, Germany, Britain, China, India and Mexico participated in this survey of Urban Science. The findings of this global study revealed that most Indian buyers still prefer to purchase vehicles primarily through traditional dealerships. Trust and relationships play an important role in this.
According to the survey, almost nine in 10 car buyers in India are more inclined to visit traditional dealerships. They feel it is a reliable way to make a major financial decision. According to the survey, dealerships provide a place where trust is built, deals are personalized and relationships are built. Digital platforms are poised to play a complementary role and are growing rapidly. Young consumers are taking information online before visiting the showroom.
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