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Guazi expands inspection-backed used car sourcing from China for Ghana

For overseas dealers, importers, rental companies, showroom operators and fleet buyers, the platform presents used car listings alongside inspection-related information and clear purchase options, while Guazi’s overseas team and local service partners support the remaining service process where available.
In practice, a buyer can shortlist cars online, review each car’s inspection record, ask questions via chat or video calls, choose between an auction or a fixed-price option, and then receive support from Guazi’s overseas team or local service partners for the practical steps.
Guazi, a China-based used car e-commerce platform, is expanding access to its inspection-backed vehicle sourcing services for overseas buyers and dealers, with early market support in regions including Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia, and Eastern Europe.
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