我对二手车的看法,你对二手车怎样理解英语

1.求一篇 关于国外二手车交易现状的英文文章

2.请你谈谈对二手车及中国二手车市场的认识？

3.求一篇英语对话关于买卖二手车

4.英文翻译一句话谢谢..."我们再买二手车时应该先要对这辆车的性能，即行驶的里程数有个初步的了解。"

5.查博士说车：你真的了解二手

那个年轻人发现自己攒的钱还不够买辆二手车英语是The young man found that his savings were not enough to buy a second-hand car

二手车英语例句：

1、二手车车商总是会更加注重车身外判肢观而非引擎。A second hand car dealer will always look at the bodywork rather than the engine.?

2、新车的降价使二手车价格产生了连锁反应。The cut in new car prices has had a knock-on effect on the price of used cars.?

3、C集团公司开拓二手车市拦冲培场策略研究。The Strategy Research of C Group Developing the Used Car Market?

4、一汽-大众公司简唯开辟AUDI二手车市场的可行性研究报告The Feasibility Study of AUDI Used Car Marketing by FAW-VW?

求一篇 关于国外二手车交易现状的英文文章

不单要准确，还要简便、清晰。

最简单的：Minhang Used Car Market

谁都知道你在上海，minhang是闵行区，就不用写shanghai出来了；二手车其实就是used car用过的车，也包括三手四手。。。

请你谈谈对二手车及中国二手车市场的认识？

The smarter way to buy.

The primary reason to buy a used car is that a used car costs less than a new one. Not so many years

ago, there were only three ways to buy a used car: from a private owner, from a used-car dealer, or from a new-car dealer. Each presented a buyer with a question that was impossible to answer—how do I know if I'm getting a car that won't fall apart the day after I buy it? A prudent buyer could take precautions, of course, such as having a mechanic inspect the car before handing over a check, or patronizing a reputable dealer who would stand behind what he sold, but it was still usually a 'buyer beware' situation.

In recent years, however, a new way of marketing used cars has evolved which gives a buyers another, possibly more attractive, choice. Today, a buyer has the option of purchasing a CPO car or truck.

What's a CPO? It means Certified Pre-Owned, which means that the used vehicle in question isn't just a pig in a poke, but comes with some guarantee as to its initial quality and potential reliability.

The CPO phenomenon is essentially a byproduct of vehicle leasing, which took off in the late 1980s and early 1990s. In those days, automakers, particularly those who made high-priced luxury cars, put together attractive leasing packages that gave buyers the option of being able to drive a car for less per month than it would have cost if they had financed and purchased in the traditional way. Leasing peaked in 1999, when nearly three-and-a-half million vehicles, roughly a quarter of all new-car deals, were leased.

Think of leasing a car as being the same as leasing an apartment—you get to use it, but you don't own it. When the term of your lease expires, you move on. In the case of an apartment, the landlord freshens it up and puts it back on the market. In the case of a car or truck, the landlord, who is the auto dealer in conjunction with the automaker, does the same thing—the off-lease vehicle is reconditioned and put back on the market as a CPO.

At first, automakers were reluctant to flood the market with off-lease CPOs, fearing that they would undermine new-car sales. But that turned out not to be the case. Over the past decade or so, new-vehicle sales have been remarkably robust and sales of CPOs have run apace. For example, for one recent month, Audi reported 6,473 new-car sales and 2,225 CPO sales, a fairly typical proportion for some of the more upscale automakers.

Although leasing has tapered off somewhat in recent years—because heavy discounting and a variety of incentives have made the outright purchase of a new car more attractive—it still accounts for millions of transactions each year and keeps the CPO market well-stocked.

Tips for Buying

Introduction

Buying a used car obviously carries a certain degree of risk. After all, with a new car you get the peace of mind that no one has driven the vehicle carelessly or failed to have it maintained on a regular basis. And, if something does go wrong, the car is under warranty—at least for a period of time. These safeties are not usually included in the purchase of a used car. But used-car buying need not be as fraught with anxiety and terror as some may think. Knowing where and how to buy a used car as well as which cars to buy can alleviate most of the tension consumers feel about this unknown process. If you are willing to spend time doing thorough research, you will soon be driving the car of your dreams, secure in the knowledge that you paid a fair price for your new set of wheels.

Choosing a Used Car :

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How much could you afford? -

Before you begin your search for a good deal on a used car, spend time considering many of the same factors that would apply to a new car purchase: how will you use the vehicle; how long do you plan to keep it; and your budget for the purchase, including insurance, operation, maintenance and repair costs.

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What Car should you buy? -

Decide what car best suits your lifestyle and image. Since you could probably be owning and using the same car for many more years, you need to anticipate future needs and lifestyle changes. Today you could easily consider buying a mid-sized car as these cars are available at great bargains.

Narrowing down your dream list is a bit more difficult for used cars than new cars because there are so many more used vehicles. Talk to friends or acquaintances who drive cars that appeal to you; word of mouth is often one of the best ways to gather information about reliability or quirks of certain cars.

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How Old is Old? -

If Budget is top priority then you rather buy a smaller car that's newer than a large car that's older. Owning a larger car will cost you more as the running costs - fuel, maintenance, tyres, spares are costlier. The best bet is to look for something almost new - Two years or younger. You could get a real good deal because there are plenty of car owners who don't want to be seen in a 'yesterday's model' - they want to be seen driving only latest cars.

Buying a middle-aged car ( 3 - 5 years old ) that has been treated well by its owner could be a great deal. You could find a lot of these cars at a good bargain. Cars that have logged 14,000 to 18,000 Km a year are prime buys.

Cars flogged badly by chauffeurs or heavily used ones are like buying trouble.

Odometer readings can be rolled back, or "clocked." This fraud is practiced by thousands of fly-by-night, independent used-car sellers nationwide. The effect is obvious: a high-mileage car is turned into a low-mileage car to increase the car’s value. A car with low mileage, but with a lot of wear on the driver's seat or the brake and accelerator, may indicate tampering with the odometer.

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观点认识：

1、二手车市场进入快车道，交易量持续突破式攀升。

2、二手车未来的竞争将是金融和后市场的竞争，有愈演愈烈之势。

3、以美利车金融、易鑫为代表的二手车金融平台已经成为行业寡头企业。

随着消费者环保意识的增强和消费观念的转变，消费者对二手车接受度明显提高。 而专业第三方检测机构的出现 ，在一定程度上打消了消费者对于购买二手车的疑虑。从近年中国二手车交易量可以看出，市场接受度提升，二手车交易量显著增长。

从近年中国二手车主要政策法规可以看出，解除了二手车地域性限制迁徙，消费者在买卖车辆的时候更加便捷，提升了二手车市场交易活跃度。规范了二手车交易场景、加强了对于市场的管理，提升了市场中二手车的品质。

英文翻译一句话谢谢..."我们再买二手车时应该先要对这辆车的性能，即行驶的里程数有个初步的了解。"

NICK: I like the Honda Accord you showed me before.

I think it's more practical for my needs.

JOHN: Alright, sir. You are making a good choice.

Honda has made a lot of design improvements in the new Accord.

NICK: What does it come with standard?

JOHN: On all our new cars, the standards include:

air conditioning, anti-lock brakes, air bags, and an AM/FM stereo with a CD player.

But on the Accord, there is another standard item as well.

The Accord comes with cruise control.

NICK: Cruise control? I don't like that.

JOHN: Why not, sir?

NICK: I think it's dangerous. What if I can't turn it off?

JOHN: Well, sir, I know some of our customers are concerned about cruise control.

But Honda has never had a single cruise control malfunction that led to an accident.

NICK: I wish it didn't have cruise control. My wife doesn't like it either.

JOHN: You know, sir, you don't have to use it.

You can turn it on or off. If you don't want to use it, you just never turn it on.

NICK: I suppose. And what about the sunroof? Is that standard?

JOHN: No, the sunroof is optional, sir.

NICK: I see. Another important question is the time I can get this car.

I need a new car rather soon.

JOHN: Well, I can say that the new models will be here in August.

If you order one now, we will have it for you in August.

NICK: That's good enough, I think. What colors does the new Accord come in?

JOHN: We have this new model in red, white, black, or silver.

These are the standard colors.

Of course you could specially order from various other colors too.

NICK: My brother has last year's Accord.

And his car is a kind of soft purple color mixed with silver.

I really like that color. I wonder if I can get that color on my Accord.

JOHN: I know the color you mean. Is this it, sir?

NICK: Yes, I think that's it. Can I get that on the Accord?

JOHN: Yes, you can.

That color is very popular with Honda buyers. So we've kept it available.

NICK: Well, I think I want to order the new Accord then.

It looks like an excellent car.

JOHN: You have made a good choice, sir.

I drive an Accord myself. They are very solidly built machines, very reliable.

NICK: Yes, I know. I think Honda is the most reliable car on the road.

I would never change to anything else.

The Honda I have now almost never has service problems. It runs smooth as silk.

JOHN: Alright, sir. I will get the paperwork ready for you. Just a moment.

尼克：我觉得很危险，万一不能解除设定呢？

约翰：有些顾客很在意定速器的问题。

但是雅阁的车从来没有因为定速器故障而导致意外事件。

尼克：我希望不要有定速器，我太太也不喜欢。

约翰：先生，你不必用到它。

你可以激活或解除设定，如果你不想用，不要激活它就好。

尼克：我想也是。那么天窗呢？是基本配备吗？

约翰：不是。天窗是选择性的。

尼克：这样啊。再一个重要的问题是什么时候可以拿车。

我很快就需要车子。

约翰：新的款式八月份会到。

如果你现在订购，我们八月份可以交车。

尼克：那还不错。新款式的雅阁有什么颜色？

约翰：新款式的颜色有红色、白色、黑色和银色。

这些都是标准颜色。

当然你也可以特别指定其它的颜色。

尼克：我哥哥有一辆去年的雅阁车子。

是淡紫色混合银色。

我很喜欢那个颜色，我可不可以选那个颜色？

约翰：我知道你说的颜色。是这个吗？先生。

尼克：是的，就是那个。我可以选那种色吗？

约翰：可以。

那个颜色在雅阁的车子中是很受欢迎的，所以我们接受指定那种颜色。

尼克：那么我想订购一辆雅阁的新款车。

看起来像是很棒的车子。

约翰：你的选择正确。

我自己也开雅阁的车，很坚固，很可靠。

尼克：是的。我认为雅阁是路面上最可靠的车子。

我不会改变心意的。

我现在开的雅阁几乎没有送修的问题，它跑得像丝绸一般平顺。

约翰：好的，我帮你填写资料，请稍等。

汽车英语词汇表

查博士说车：你真的了解二手

We must have a basic understanding to its performance, namely its mileage when we are about to buy a used car.

你真的了解二手车行业吗？

很多不懂行的朋友买二手车，不提前做功课，也没有专业的人帮忙看车。

盲目的去车商那里看车还价，很容易掉二手车车商挖的坑。

和大家盘点一下，二手车行业的哪些坑，你踩坑了吗？

揭秘二手车市场：车商的套路让你防不胜防

当你踏进二手车市场的那一刻，你可能已经陷入了对方精心设计的陷阱。

第一家车商在你选择他们看车时，会给你一个相对不错的价格。

然而，在看车的过程中，他们会声称你的车子的变速箱、底盘、发动机等部分存在问题，以此压低价格。

这让你感到疑惑，于是你决定去其他车商那儿看看，可他们说的话和第一个车商完全一样。

原来，当你离开第一家车商的店铺时，他会通知该市场的其他车商，告诉他们有一台xxxx车子，它的变速箱、发动机等有毛病。这样的套路让人防不胜防。

如何应对二手车市场的陷阱？想要解开这个谜团，继续往下看。一个人说你的车子有毛病，你可能不信，但是八九个，十个人都说有毛病，你很可能会怀疑真的是自己的车子有问题，之前你怎么没发现呢？

在二手车市场看车的时候，你会发现现在很多车商提供1年质保，尤其是一些准新车，但是价格也相对略高，这样看，车商还是很诚信的，敢提供质保至少说明车子没有大问题，不是重大事故、火烧、水泡车。

在看准新车前，先看一下新车指导价格，各种优惠政策以后落地价多少，再看准新车做对比，衡量对比是否值得入手。

买车的时候查维保记录，只能查到几条保养记录，而且离卖车的时间很近，公里数记录只有一两条或者说只有一条，表现公里数比较少，甚至表现公里数比最后一次保养记录的公里数都小。

车商告诉你，是因为4S店保养的时候把公里数抄错了，这种话千万不能信，这种车能不选就不选，尽量选择保养次数比较多，公里数记录也比较多的车子购买。

因为现在的人都很精明，买了车跑滴滴啥的，公里数很大。

卖车前调表以后，再去4S店做个保养，记录一下公里数。

你能查到的公里数自然就很低了。