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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

Both policies are about protection, but they protect different things. We break down the differences, real prices by region, and when CASCO doesn't make sense at all

Half of all problems with used cars come not from bad vehicles, but from buyers who rushed. Here's where to stop, what to open, and why a VIN matters more than a seller's word

Due to the constant growth of the electric vehicle market, analysts from various countries often compile selections of good electric vehicles.