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AutoInside Launches 'Home Service' for Used Car Delivery

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2025-02-18 17:36:29
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SEOUL, South Korea – AutoHands, a leading mobility service provider, announced on February 18th the launch of its new "Home Service" for its certified pre-owned car platform, AutoInside. This service allows customers to purchase a used car online and have it delivered directly to their doorstep.

AutoInside's Home Service is designed to provide a convenient solution for customers who may have difficulty visiting a dealership in person or who are interested in a vehicle located in another region. The company believes this new service will significantly enhance the online used car buying experience.

With Home Service, customers can easily browse and select their desired vehicle online, just as they would when buying a new car. The chosen vehicle is then delivered to the customer's specified location. Currently, the service is available nationwide, with the exception of Jeju Island and other remote island regions.

The vehicles eligible for Home Service have undergone AutoInside's rigorous 205-point inspection and are certified pre-owned. Customers can easily identify eligible vehicles on the AutoInside website.

To further ensure customer satisfaction, AutoInside offers a "7-Day Money-Back Guarantee" for vehicles purchased through Home Service. This allows customers to thoroughly test drive the vehicle for a week and return it for a full refund if they are not satisfied.

Customers can inquire about Home Service through the AutoInside website. After consulting with a representative and completing the payment and insurance process, the vehicle will be delivered to the customer's preferred location.

In celebration of the Home Service launch, AutoInside is offering a "Half-Price Delivery Event" until March 10th. During this period, customers can receive up to a 100,000 KRW discount on delivery fees.

Kim Sung-joon, CEO of AutoHands, stated, "With the introduction of Home Service, we have created a more convenient environment for consumers to purchase vehicles. AutoHands will continue to strive to set new standards in the used car market, based on consumer trust and satisfaction."

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