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owner attaches on-board diagnostic scanner in the car, he can confirm the condition of the car and
identify problems via applications on a smartphone.
4) A dealer registers the car with explanatory data about the car in the marketplaces connecting with
a number of service brokers. At this time, the car is ready for sales.
5) A buyer can search number of used cars in order to purchase the car.
6) When a buyer is interested in a specific car, he or she can ask the service brokers relevant data and
information. Then, trust information provider replies service broker’s requests by providing
processed trustful data including the trust index of owner, registered car, and seller (or dealer).
7) In order to help a buyer’s purchase decision, a service broker visualizes the analysis results.
8) A buyer can make a purchase decision with relatively low risk and uncertainty.
9) The used car transaction occurs among parties.
10) After completing the transaction, transaction commission can be transferred. The commission rate
and recipient depends on business model and pre-determined rules.

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