Can a New Car Be Replaced if It Breaks Down Within 20 Days?
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A new car cannot be replaced if it breaks down within 20 days. Introduction to Car Faults: Car faults refer to phenomena where a car fails to perform its functions, such as difficulty starting the engine, failure to start, oil or water leaks, malfunctioning lighting systems, etc. When a car has a fault, there are usually signs, including sudden changes in performance, abnormal noises, unusual odors, abnormal exhaust smoke, abnormal temperatures, unusual appearances, abnormal fuel or lubricant consumption, and leaks. Common faults are those that occur frequently and are often encountered during use. Heavy Steering: When turning the car, the steering feels unusually heavy and laborious, and the wheels do not return to the straight-ahead position promptly after the turn. This indicates poor technical condition of the steering gear or linkage, incorrect front-wheel alignment, faults in the tires or suspension, or failure of the hydraulic power steering system.