Can a New Car Be Replaced Due to Water Leakage?
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New car can be replaced due to water leakage, and it can be replaced within the warranty period. Conditions for replacing a new car: If the vehicle has undergone two repairs for serious safety performance failures and the issue remains unresolved or new serious safety performance failures occur, the car can be replaced; if the engine or transmission has been replaced twice, or the same major component of the engine or transmission has been replaced twice due to quality issues and still cannot function properly, the car can be replaced; if the same major component of the steering system, braking system, suspension system, front/rear axle, or body has been replaced twice due to quality issues and still cannot function properly, the car can be replaced; the major components of the steering system, braking system, suspension system, front/rear axle, and body must be explicitly listed by the manufacturer in the warranty certificate, and their types and scope should comply with national standards or regulations. Relevant regulations for replacing a new car: Within the warranty period of the household automobile product, if the cumulative repair time due to quality issues exceeds 35 days, or if the same quality issue has been repaired more than five times, the consumer can request a replacement from the seller by presenting the warranty certificate and purchase invoice.
