With Bai Xiuming's limited skill at inspecting cars, he could not tell much about these vehicles.
"Don't worry. These cars were inspected before they were shipped here. We wouldn't bring them over at all if they weren't in good condition." Li Long genuinely had the confidence to say that now.
Mainly, he had already sold several dozen cars, and so far, not a single buyer had come back complaining about problems.
What did that mean? It meant these cars could stand the test-though of course, they might have developed minor problems that the buyers had fixed themselves.
They were used cars, so much cheaper already. What more could anyone ask for?
Bai Xiuming still felt uneasy. He asked Li Long for the keys again and drove the two cars he had chosen around the back courtyard twice more. Only then did he get out, satisfied, and begin settling the transaction with Li Long.
The money for the shoes was not enough to cover the cars, so Bai Xiuming had to make up the difference. Fortunately, he had come prepared and brought enough money.
After settling up with Li Long, Bai Xiuming hired two trucks from the County Transport Company, loaded the two cars onto them, and headed for Wu City.
Li Long thought he could actually have driven them to Wu City, but Bai Xiuming probably intended to sell both cars and certainly did not want any mishaps along the way.
Although Bai Xiuming had not said so outright, judging by his pleased expression, he would probably make a tidy sum selling the two cars after taking them back.
As for watermelon seeds, he did not mention them, and Li Long did not bring them up again either.
What did that mean? It meant Bai Xiuming really was no longer