Car Supermarkets - Top Gear 1999

Buying a new car for cheap at a 'car supermarket'. Car manufacturers overproduce their cars, register them and then sell them on to other resellers which are nicknamed Car Supermarkets.
Car manufacturers do this to drift up their sales figures, which looks good for shareholders and such. Therefore allowing people to make profit off buying a new 'used' car for less.
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0:00 Introduction
0:26 Quentin Willson about 'Car Supermarkets'
4:17 End Screen

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0:00 Introduction
0:26 Quentin Willson about 'Car Supermarkets'
4:17 End Screen

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Back in the days when the world made sense, unlike today

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Wow the M3 hatch, compared to today's BMW's, it's georgeous!

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Z3M Coupe you mean.

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I guess the car supermarkets were one way to keep UK customers from buying new in mainland Europe.