While high prices in the automotive sector continue to be the subject of complaints, The Ministry of Trade stated that the '6 months 6,000 kilometers' regulation, which was issued previously, has been extended in this direction.
According to the statement made by the Ministry, the implementation period of the regulation on the '6 months and 6 thousand kilometers' restriction has been extended for 6 months until January 1, 2024.
All individual sales, which are considered to be commercial activities, will be regularly audited by the Ministry within the scope of the '6 months-6 thousand kilometers' restriction regulation, and administrative fines will be imposed on these sellers in case of violation of the legislation.
In addition, the records of the aforementioned sales and audit results will be regularly shared with the Ministry of Treasury and Finance in order to ensure the taxation of unregistered earnings.
Online sales will be scrutinized
According to the statement made by the Ministry, measures will be taken to eliminate the exorbitant prices in second-hand motor land vehicle advertisements on the internet.
The Ministry of Trade also stated that intensive inspections regarding the 6-month 6,000-kilometer restriction will continue, as well as the practices that lead to exorbitant prices at the level of authorized dealers, car dealerships and individual sellers in motor land vehicle sales.
According to the statement made by the Ministry, in this context, a total of 35.1 million TL administrative fine has been imposed on businesses that have established transactions contrary to the marketing and sales restrictions.
It came into effect in August
The rule, which regulates that the sale of a vehicle cannot be sold until 6 months and 6 thousand kilometers from the first registration date, was published in the Official Gazette in August 2022 and came into force.
The regulation was expected to end on July 1, 2023.
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