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If you don't like it after test-driving, sell it back... Hanseong Auto unveils a new car purchasing model

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Hanseong Auto
Hanseong Auto

A unique car purchasing method that allows customers to resell their vehicles for up to 95% of the original purchase price after test-driving them for a specified period has been introduced to the domestic market.According to the imported car industry, Hanseong Auto, an official partner of Mercedes-Benz, announced it is officially launching its "Free Driving, Free Return" program centered on this concept.

The newly unveiled program offers a differentiated approach that moves away from the conventional model of immediate ownership. Instead, customers can fully experience the vehicle for a set period and then independently decide whether to keep it based on their lifestyle or plans, or dispose of it.

Hanseong Auto
Hanseong Auto

If a customer completes a six-month contract and sells the vehicle, an affiliated buyback company will repurchase it for up to 95% of the actual purchase price. If a 12-month contract is selected, customers can receive support for selling the vehicle at up to 90%. Returning or selling the car is not mandatory; if the customer likes the vehicle, they may choose not to sell it and continue driving it.

The program targets major popular Mercedes-Benz models from the 2026 model year. Specifically, it includes the E 200 AMG LINE, E 200 Exclusive, E 300 4MATIC AMG LINE, GLC 300 4MATIC AMG LINE, and GLC 300 4MATIC Coupe AMG LINE. To qualify for benefits, customers must adhere to specified mileage limits: the six-month contract requires driving no more than 6,000 km (excluding mileage at delivery), while the 12th-month contract allows up to 12,000 km. The final buyback amount is based on the customer's actual purchase price but may vary slightly depending on the vehicle's condition and mileage.

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