Smoking stains business vehicle values
British Car Auctions, the vehicle auction company, warns that the impending smoking ban in public places could have unexpected repercussions for businesses.
Smoking in vans devalues used prices says BCA
Business cars and vans lose more value with smokers at the wheel
Looks count for everything. Especially when it comes to selling used business vehicles. For small businesses, with just a few vehicles, vehicle condition is crucial. This ensures depreciation has the minimum impact on the bottom line. British Car Auctions (BCA) says the July 01 ban on smoking in public places could be damaging for businesses – if drivers light up in their business car or business van instead. “If business drivers find it increasingly difficult to find a place to have a cigarette, they may be tempted to smoke in their car or van,” said BCARelated
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