South Korea to require upfront used-car fees, expand buyer protections

Source: Koreajoongangdaily.com· News Team· August 6, 2026
South Korea to require upfront used-car fees, expand buyer protections

South Korea will require used-car dealers to disclose all fees upfront in ads starting next year and expand buyer protections for defects, repairs and refunds. The new rules aim to boost transparency in Korea’s used-car market.

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