Minsk Dealership's Bold Move: Accepting 'Corpse Cars' for Trade

Minsk Car Dealership Accepts Heavily Damaged Vehicles for Trade-in A Minsk-based car dealership, Metropol Auto, is generating attention for its unconventional approach to accepting trade-in vehicles. Unlike many dealerships that prioritize vehicles in good condition, Metropol Auto readily accepts cars with significant damage, as seen in a recent video posted online. The video, featuring a presenter from Metropol Auto, showcases a silver Volkswagen station wagon with extensive rust and missing body parts. "This car is practically a corpse," the presenter states, "but we still took it in from a customer." This highlights the dealership's willingness to work with customers who may have vehicles in less-than-ideal condition. The dealership's approach may be driven by the current market conditions in Belarus or a strategy to attract a wider range of customers. The video also advertises credit and leasing options, suggesting a focus on making car purchases accessible. The practice of accepting damaged vehicles raises questions about the potential environmental impact and the overall transparency of the used car market. However, for customers with damaged vehicles, Metropol Auto offers a convenient solution. The video has garnered significant views and comments, indicating considerable public interest in the dealership's unique business model. The dealership's willingness to accept damaged vehicles could set a precedent for other dealerships in the region.