Waterwheels are used or brand-new cars carefully selected by professional buyers in Dubai/Germany/California, and then shipped to Hong Kong by sea.

As Hong Kong is a free trade port, there is no tariff on goods trade in Hong Kong, so there is no so-called smuggling in Hong Kong. Then find a freight forwarder to transport it back to China by abnormal means, which is equivalent to ZS, because the current customs regulations in China prohibit the import of used cars, and no matter how much tax is paid. This kind of car has another name in China, called the water wheel.

Because of the transportation cost and uncontrollable risk cost, when choosing cars abroad, only high-end and high-displacement cars with excellent car condition are selected. Basically don't take low-end cars, because the low-end cars are cheap and there is no cost performance after the freight comes back, so the waterwheels are all kinds of world famous cars, even C-class cars are not inflow!

Usually, waterwheel refers to smuggled vehicles imported from abroad without formalities, but the scope of this "waterwheel" seems to be expanding at present. Nowadays, vehicles without formalities are called "waterwheels" in many places. Of course, this is not necessarily a black car, but there is no formalities, no annual inspection and no transfer.

Common waterwheels mainly include the following:

BMW: Series 7, X5, X6, M;

Audi: A8, R8, S8, Q7, RS;

Mercedes-Benz: S-Class /AMG, GL-Class /AMG, G-Class/AMG;

Land Rover: Range Rover Executive Edition, Range Rover Sport Edition, Discovery;

Bentley: Feitian, Continental GT, Mu Shang, Tim Yue;

Porsche: Cayenne, Panamera, 911;

Ferrari: F430,599, California, 458, F 12, FF, 488;

Maserati: GT/GTS/GTC, Geberi, president;

Lamborghini: 550,560,640,610,700,720;

Rolls-Royce: Phantom, Gust, Phantom;

Generally speaking, they are basically more than 800,000 cars in China.