The substantial increase in used car imports witnessed in the first quarter of this year is alarming. This significant rise poses a threat to the automotive sector, consumers, and the environment. Although the influx of used cars may initially benefit consumers by potentially lowering prices for used vehicles due to shorter life of vehicles, it could negatively impact the local industry, job opportunities, and innovation.
The increased demand for used cars would contribute to environmental degradation by exacerbating pollution. It is crucial for the authorities to investigate the surge in imports and its consequences on local industries, consumers, and the environment.
Qasim Haider
Karachi
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