Yes but those dealerships only sell that, used cars, one-brand dealerships don't want that-old cars, Renault for example has what they call "Renault Ocasión" in where they sell second hand cars but of course never that old, so they wouldn't be that interested, of course as i said above if you have a car that you know worths mroe than what they are going to give you for it then you go and find yourself a buyer that will give you more for the car and that it will likely preserve it, but if not? why not giving (like i said above, for example) a first series Renault 19? who's going to give you more than 1.000€ for a car like that?

With this i'm not saying that it should be crushed, but it's just logical that people prefere this "option" in where they'll get more moeny than what the car really worths.



When have i said that any car should be crushed? i just said that the system works like that and that many of the cars they crush aren't any jewels to keep, there might be exceptions, but the big majority don't run well and may be in a bad shape.




And what does that has to do with inspecting your vehicle every several years? (we've talked about this before but oh well) but with inspections they look for everything, oil leaks, problems in the engine, problems with lights, problems of pollution, they just make sure everything on the car works perfectly they also make sure that people tunning their cars have every part as legal.