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🪙Cutting Out the Capos!
The Godfather Wouldn’t Approve This Deal..
Hey VentureTaler - It’s Alex!
Welcome back! Today we are diving into our 19th VentureTale. If you only have 4 minutes and 52 seconds to read, I got you covered!
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The larger the company the bigger the profit..or not.??

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Quick question: when was the last time you tried to buy a bus? 🚌
If you're like most people, the answer is "never, and why would I?". But here's the thing - while you can buy a car with a few clicks on your phone, the world of commercial vehicles is still living in 1965, operating on handshakes, phone calls and mysterious broker networks that would make a secret society jealous.
The Industry
The global used vehicle market is absolutely massive – we're talking $1.9 trillion in 2024, projected to hit $2.7 trillion by 2030. That's a 6% annual growth rate that makes most startups weep with envy. Some estimates put it even higher at $2.5 trillion today, potentially reaching $4 trillion by 2034.
What's driving this growth?
New vehicle prices going through the roof thanks to inflation and supply chain chaos
Digital transformation finally reaching industries that were allergic to the internet
Electric vehicles creating new used market segments
Certified pre-owned programs making people trust "previously loved" vehicles
But here's where it gets interesting. The global bus market alone was valued at $18.58 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow at 8.5% annually to reach $35.68 billion by 2032. Electric bus sales grew 30% in 2024, with over 70,000 units sold globally.
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