Following a period of price increases during the pandemic, the used car market in Turkey has seen a stabilization in prices. However, dealers warn that the future trajectory of the Turkish lira could significantly impact prices. The automotive sector experienced disruptions due to production, chip shortages, and raw material issues during the pandemic. As a result, both new and used car prices rose, leading to a 25% decline in used car sales over the past year. Dealers believe that the current prices are favorable for buyers, but they also emphasize the potential for price increases in the coming months if the Turkish lira weakens. The Turkish government implemented measures to stabilize new car prices, but the impact of currency fluctuations remains a key factor. Dealers are optimistic that investments in the sector will increase as interest rates decline. While the government has taken steps to stabilize the market, dealers believe that the price of used cars will likely increase in the future due to potential currency fluctuations.