New Or Used Construction Equipment - The Return On Investment Decision

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Overview: It has always been a debate whether to buy new or used construction equipment. Smaller fleets prefer to buy used heavy equipment as they attract less capital investments. Another reason for people to opt for used equipment is that they are sometimes as good as new and come at a very heavy discounted price as compared to that offered at the showrooms. Moreover, Associated Equipment Distributors (AED) and TradeYard, Inc, have jointly announced an alliance that shall provide certified inspection of used construction equipment that can also be sold online.

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Format: HTML | Date: Apr 2007 | Pages: 3


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