Car news and reviews

The seller says "one owner, never in an accident, full service history"? Time to put on your skeptic hat: here is what you absolutely must check — and where to do it in Ukraine

The average time to sell a car in Ukraine is 7 to 30 days. But some people sell within a week while others wait three months. The difference is almost never about price — it's about how the listing is prepared

Buying a used car — be ready for the fact that the seller knows more about it than you do. Here's how to level the playing field: where to check, what to look at, and which numbers hide the truth

The used car market in Ukraine is alive and complicated — prices are rising, good cars sell within a week, and the chance of ending up with a "post-accident repair" is still very real

The question is as old as the used car market itself — but the answer still divides buyers into camps. We break it down without bias, with figures and real examples

Your car has been listed for three weeks — zero calls, two hundred views, no buyer. The problem is rarely the car itself. More often, it's the listing

The car market is flooded with listings — and some of them exist solely to take your money. Here's how to protect yourself and check a car before even meeting the seller

Half of scheduled maintenance work can realistically be done in a garage in a few hours — saving you 2,000–5,000 UAH. But there are things where doing it yourself ends up costing significantly more

500,000 hryvnias is around $12,000 at the current exchange rate. On Ukraine's secondary market, that kind of money can get you a solid, reliable car — if you know what to look for