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Limited potential for online-only sales led to collapse of Cazoo

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The Cazoo depot in Chertsey and a liveried truck in 2023 (Photo: Des Blkinsopp/Geograph; CC-BY-SA/2.0)

Online used car retailer Cazoo entered administration in May 2024 after cutting hundreds of jobs as part of a largescale restructuring programme. The site enabled motorists to buy, part-exchange and finance vehicles entirely online, with delivery 72 hours and a seven-day returns policy.

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