Hi Friends,

Even as I launch this today ( my 80th Birthday ), I realize that there is yet so much to say and do. There is just no time to look back, no time to wonder,"Will anyone read these pages?"

With regards,
Hemen Parekh
27 June 2013

Now as I approach my 90th birthday ( 27 June 2023 ) , I invite you to visit my Digital Avatar ( www.hemenparekh.ai ) – and continue chatting with me , even when I am no more here physically

Sunday 11 April 2021

Vehicle Scrapping : From Policy to Practice

 


 

 

Major car manufacturers are in a hurry


To implement a “ practice “ detailed in my yesterday’s Blog ?

[  Vehicle Scrapping : Time to copy M&M ? ]

 

It seems so from the following news report which appeared in to-day’s MINT :

Tata Motors plans vehicle scrapyards in four cities 

 

Extract :

Ø  Tata Motors Ltd will collaborate with its dealers to build vehicle scrapyards in Howrah, Karnal, Hyderabad and Greater Mumbai… as India’s largest truck maker sets sights on an emerging business opportunity.


Ø  The company will provide technical know-how and expertise for the vehicle dismantling units but may not invest directly in them…..investments will be brought in by the dealers themselves.

 

Ø          Tata Motors will start with these four units but may expand the scrapping

             business later .. creating a new revenue stream for its dealers.

 

Ø         “In the coming months, the company may also collaborate with public sector

            enterprises, but, initially, they may choose to go on their own.

 

Ø          The government has proposed a road tax rebate of 15-25% and a full

            registration fee waiver for the new purchase if old vehicles are scrapped. It

            has also urged vehicle makers to offer a 5% discount against a certificate of

            scrapping. Scrap yards will offer a price to the old vehicles being scrapped,

            which will be 4-6% of the price of a new vehicle.

 

 

Ø          Vehicle scrapping is expected to become a thriving business in the

            coming years. Hence, most automakers are interested, and the number of

            old vehicles, especially commercial vehicles, is staggering. So the potential is

            huge.

 

Ø           Most automakers are expected to tie up with some other company to get

             the technology involved in the scrapping of vehicles.

 

Ø           Top automakers are already considering similar scrapyards.

 

Ø           Last year, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd announced a tie-up with Toyota Motor

             Corp.’s subsidiary, Tshusho India, for setting up vehicle dismantling units

             across the country. Mahindra Intertrade Ltd has partnered with MSTC Ltd, a

             public sector unit under the steel ministry, for opening such scrapyards.

 

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In my yesterday’ s blog, I envisaged following practice which the dealers would adopt to entice the owners of OLD cars for a  trade-in “ with a new car :

     [  Vehicle Scrapping : Time to copy M&M ? 


      Here is how that “ deal “ will work :

      While handing over the old car,( say ) the customer wants to buy a M&M

      Scorpio ( priced @ Rs 10 lakhs  /  5 % = Rs 50,000 )

      

     Dealer says :

           Ø    Your old car Scrap Value is Rs 100,000

           Ø     If you do NOT want to buy any NEW car from me, I give you only Rs

                  50,000, as scrap value

           Ø     But, if you buy a Scorpio, I give you :

      #  Rs 50,000  as Scrap Value ,  AND

      #  Rs 50,000 as discount

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With regards,

Hemen Parekh  /  hcp@RecruitGuru.com  /  12 April 2021

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Related Readings :

Ø  Blessing in Disguise ? ……………………………………[21 Mar 2021 ]

Ø  Mahindra Accelo : Saluting a pioneer ………… .[ 19 June 2018 ]

Ø  Car Grave-Yard of World ?...........................[ 14 Feb 2018 ]

Ø  Alang : Junkyard ? Scrapyard ? SaveYard ? ….[ 12 Dec 2020 ]

 

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