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"We want to help clean up this market, which should of course be national, since Finn also covers the whole country, which is why it is important and important that we have contacted both the police and the police. 'Oslo and the rest of the country's police district,' said the head of security, Geir Petter Gjefsen in Finn in a press release.
You must have a merchandise trade first-hand if the sale is for commercial purposes. The decision on this is the responsibility of the police, who will assist the site in determining whether the seller is a businessman.
Last year, about 470,000 used cars were manufactured in Norway. Finn represents about 90% of the market and has so far registered nearly 400,000 car purchases since the beginning of the year. This represents a total value of NOK 120 billion and an average price of NOK 202 000 per car.
"We believe that this agreement will help control malicious players who sell cars that are negotiated in black and should not be on the road, and we believe that this will help increase the safety of people who will buy a car from Finn. that they know who they are from, "said police inspector Jan Eirik Thomessen in the police district of Oslo.
Police have reached an agreement to prevent the sale of stolen or illegal vehicles in Finn's market.
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