Buying a new car is always a thrill. Purchasing a luxury vehicle, a roadster or a classic even more so. But such an enjoyable acquisition is usually accompanied by time consuming formalities. When all you want is to sit behind the wheel as soon as possible, these additional steps can be a nuisance for most people. Finding a dream car you can buy with cryptocurrency will certainly save you some time and effort, especially when cross-border payments are involved. You can now do that with BCH on Autocoincars.com, a platform that works with leading supercar dealers.

Purchasing a Supercar With BCH Is Easy

Browsing through car ads can be a pleasure and a curse. It takes time to find the right model and make that suits your taste and needs. Multiple websites nowadays provide car buyers with a plethora of offers. However, if you are not only a petrolhead but also a crypto enthusiast, there aren't too many platforms with a good choice of vehicles you can purchase with digital coins.

Autocoincars.com is a website where customers can find a rich choice of high-end models, from comfortable and practical SUVs, to fancy sports cars and even collectible classics with detailed service history. And the best part is that all of them can be bought with bitcoin cash (BCH). The company works together with Bitcoin.com to expand the use of peer-to-peer electronic cash.

The precious automobiles are sold by established U.K. dealers and can be delivered to buyers in other countries as well. One of the platform's main partners, Redlinespecialistcars.co.uk, is the largest independent supercar dealer in Britain. They cooperate to promote crypto and have already made numerous sales to clients opting to pay with digital assets. David White, Auto Coin Cars chief operating officer, told news.Bitcoin.com:

We transacted a Lamborghini from the U.K. to Germany last month, a $300k car. One younger crypto user bought his mother a $70,000 Range Rover for her birthday surprise – all in crypto. And last week we had an enquiry from Sydney, Australia for a £2 million Aston Martin. Exciting times.