Exporting Used Cars
For ProfitExporting used cars for profit is one facet of
buying and selling cars that I have yet to research, but
I saw a TV show recently that got me thinking about the
huge profit potential.

I don't remember the name of the TV show now, but it was about
this guy from China that was running the largest car theft ring
in U.S. history.
The NYPD figured that this guy stole something like
$120,000,000.00 USD worth of high-end exotic cars.
The thing that was confounding the NYPD was that these cars
were totally vanishing with no parts from the stolen cars
turning up anywhere, no record of the cars appearing on street
cameras, and no paper trail…nothing.
These stolen cars were disappearing
without a trace!
What happened is that this guy would immediately
drive them to a warehouse in New York City where they
would fix anything that got broken during the process of
being stolen (window glass, ignition switches, etc.).
Then after a few days of "cooling off" they would drive them in
busy day time traffic (So they would blend in with the masses)
to a container where they would truck about 4 cars at a time to
a shipping port in Long Beach, California.
Then the the cars would be shipped to China where they would be
sold for MEGA profits.
In time, the thief got so bold that he was breaking into
Mercedes Benz dealerships at night and driving off with their
entire inventory of brand spanking new Mercedes!
Of course one of his cronies got caught for something dumb like
a tail light that didn't work and immediately squealed to the
cops.
But here is what really got me interested in exporting used
cars for profit…they said...
Acar worth $60,000.00 USD would sell in
China for $120,000.00 USD!
As third world countries (like India and China,
etc.) become industrialized, the wealthy want toys and
you, yes YOU, could possibly DOUBLE your money exporting
used cars for profit!
Of course I don’t want you to do anything illegal or dishonest,
but the money you could make from exporting used cars for
profit might be like legal theft!
But I can’t afford to buy any car for
$60,000.00!
Okay, but after thoroughly researching the
subject of exporting used cars for profit, maybe you can
find someone willing to invest some capital.
How will I sell the
cars?
Find someone you can TRUST. Maybe you have
relatives offshore you can talk to? Maybe you can find
someone on the internet? For obvious reasons, you will
have to find someone you can trust completely. I would do
everything you can to check them out and of course all
funds should be placed in an escrow account and not
released until both parties are satisfied with the
vehicle.
What about exporting cheaper used
cars?
That might work too. You need to find out what
all the shipping costs are and possible tariffs to see if
it would be worth exporting cheaper used cars. In fact,
exporting cheaper used cars might work better depending
on the country you are exporting to.
There is a surfing movie about these guys that bought two used
4WD vehicles and headed south to Mexico and Central America.
Their objective was to surf and film perfect waves along the
way. I wish I could remember the name of the film (I think it
was something “Zero” or “Zero” something). Anyway, apparently
when they had gone as far as they wanted to and were done
surfing their brains out, they sold the two 4WD’s they bought
in California for enough of a profit that it paid for their
entire trip. How cool is that? The potential is there!
So that’s all I know at this point about exporting used cars
for profit. I realize I’m only touching the surface here, but
with the potential profits involved, exporting used cars for
profit is definitely something worth researching!

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