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The auction is not in the car dealership, there is a place dedicated to auctioning cars. But you'd better not buy a car at an auction house, first, the auction house does not guarantee the quality of the second-hand car, and it will break down the next day after buying, and the auction house does not have to bear any responsibility, and second, the car dealer auction is generally used"u"If you don't understand the process, it's easy to lose. It is better to find a larger second-hand car dealer to buy a car, which generally has a warranty of about half a year.

And basically on the basis of the list price, you can talk about a 10% price reduction, if you pay cash, it can be cheaper.

Turners have car shoots on weekends,**.

Address: Penrose & Leonard Rds, Penrose, Auckland **YesPhone: 09 525 1920, I took a picture of the car where I can get a license plate, how much I forgot, about 400.

The auction house does not have after-sales service, you can add money to buy insurance, if you know how to car, there is no problem, I have bought 2 cars are OK.

There are many car dealers in the city, and there are many things that can be talked about when buying a car at the car dealership and having after-sales service. There are many Chinese car dealers, which can be found by reading the newspaper. Newspapers are available in major Chinese supermarkets.

It depends on how many stages you have, you can use your student card to get a hop card for student, and such a station is a New Zealand dollar, about Chinese yuan. I remember that it takes 7 New Zealand dollars to get a card, so you can get a 30 yuan for the first time, and everything about recharging and applying for a card can be done at the Britomart train station at the end of Queen Street in Auckland (in addition to there, there are also small shops that can be joined to check the balance and recharge, and then the Britomart promotional leaflet is on it), you will see it when you go in"hop"signs, go there to the counter to get on it.

**Card, it is basically cheaper to buy "Thangka" in China or those Korean snack shops. The minimum mobile phone data seems to be 6 New Zealand dollars 50MB (vodafone). The big thang card is cheap to use a fixed ** hit, if you use a mobile phone to play, the surcharge is very high, then you have to buy another card, ask the people in the small shop to know.

Public transport in New Zealand is charged by distance or number of stops. If you say three stops, it means that the bus crosses three districts (presumably), rather than really stopping only these three stops, each district will stop many times, which is what is called a station in China.

If you pay cash in a single transaction, one station is $, two are $, and three stages are $. (Single, there is no student ticket, that is, there is no student discount). Charges can be found on local New Zealand public transport**.

If you use a student's hop card or other student tickets (e.g. weekly passes, sub-tickets), it will be much cheaper. Usually, homestays are on two or three stages (you can ask your host family when you arrive). Generally speaking, the cost of spending on public transport should be between $20 and $30 per week.

Basically, six or seven thousand New Zealand dollars (three to forty thousand yuan) can drive a second-hand car after 2000 with good performance and maintenance. Most of the Chinese here like to buy cars above this price, such as Polo, Accord, etc., which are in very good condition, and for many locals, it is normal to drive a second-hand car of three or four thousand New Zealand dollars, and the price is somewhat luxurious.

2Hand vehicles in New Zealand are cheap and you can't just think about the brand and model, you also need to think about the year and the number of kilometers.

If it's a '95 car, you can buy a BMW for a few thousand dollars.

For NZ$10,000, you have a lot to choose from: Toyota, Honda, Ford, BMW, etc., you can buy any mid-range brand and model.

I can buy a lot, I read it on Tianwei that day, and I can buy a second-hand x5 for 100,000It is estimated that there is a lot of selectivity.

Accord, BMW 3 Series, Mazda 6 of the same year and so on.

This ** range makes for a good car.

2w more than 3w, some of the car dealerships are quite cheap, what 2cheapcars ah or something.

Nope. There are only 8 public universities in New Zealand.

There are 4 municipalities and 3 districts under Auckland.

Auckland City, North Shore City, Manuka City, Waitakry City.

Rodney Region, Papakula Region.

The Franklin Region straddles Auckland and Waikato.

Auckland is a city, bro.

Auckland is located in New Zealand's North Island and is New Zealand's first day city.

Vehicle inspection: According to the condition of the vehicle, there is a semi-annual license plate, there is a license plate once a year: pay for an extension every year.

Insurance: Third party compulsory insurance.

Transaction: Don't say that with the car dealership, individuals can also buy and sell, after the transaction to go to the transfer of ownership for the record, second-hand cars must be cheaper and cheaper, and you will sell it again than when you buy it, no matter what the channel.