A man looks at second-hand BMW cars at a showroom in Beijing, China, in this September 11, 2015 file photo. BMW retained the title of world's biggest luxury carmaker, annual sales figures released on Monday showed. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon/Files A man looks at second-hand BMW cars at a showroom in Beijing, China, in this September 11, 2015 file photo. BMW retained the title of world's biggest luxury carmaker, annual sales figures released on Monday showed. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon/Files
A man looks at second-hand BMW cars at a showroom in Beijing, China, in this September 11, 2015 file photo. BMW retained the title of world's biggest luxury carmaker, annual sales figures released on Monday showed. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon/Files
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China’s largest online used-car dealer Uxin sees smaller cities driving demand

E-commerce has the advantage over physical dealerships of being able to match buyer and seller over long distances, according to Uxin chairman and CEO Dai Kun

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Sarah Dai
Sarah Dai

Updated: 9:18pm, 28 Jun, 2018

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A man looks at second-hand BMW cars at a showroom in Beijing, China, in this September 11, 2015 file photo. BMW retained the title of world's biggest luxury carmaker, annual sales figures released on Monday showed. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon/Files A man looks at second-hand BMW cars at a showroom in Beijing, China, in this September 11, 2015 file photo. BMW retained the title of world's biggest luxury carmaker, annual sales figures released on Monday showed. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon/Files
A man looks at second-hand BMW cars at a showroom in Beijing, China, in this September 11, 2015 file photo. BMW retained the title of world's biggest luxury carmaker, annual sales figures released on Monday showed. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon/Files
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