More than a business, the used car lot gives purpose to the man's life: Tom Hallman
The man has no reason to come to work at a business that no longer needs him. He gingerly made his way to sit behind a cluttered desk and stare out the window and what he calls "The Lot," a used car lot bearing his name in the 1500 block of Northeast Sandy Boulevard. In addition to this property, which developers covet, Bleeg and his wife of 67 years have other properties and assets. He's had two constants in his life: The Lot and Virginia, his 91-year-old wife. Over the decades, Bleeg has sold cars to the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of those early customers.Drive home a used car without the paperwork hassle, the Truebil way
according to Startup Drive home a used car without the paperwork hassle, the Truebil wayMumbai-based startup Truebil is your one-stop destination for hassle-free purchase of used cars. While there are many listing and classified portals to dispense information about used cars, there are limited options as far as end-to-end service providers for used cars is concerned. Revving it upTruebil's journey began when three of the co-founders - Suraj, Ravi and Shubh - jointly started hunting for a used car in 2014. They had to go through a month-long cumbersome process just to shortlist a used car. Under business verticals, it has sub verticals like Truebil Direct (offline business), Truebil Marketplace, Truebil Auctions, and Truebil Luxury.Tougher rules on used car dealerships take effect in city
The rules, which took effect Sunday, require dealerships to give buyers a consumer bill of rights, which explains that dealers must post prices for cars and can't charge more than the posted price. Customers must also be told they are not required to go through the dealer for loans, and they have the right to know all the terms of a sale before they sign anything.
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