Can I Buy the Showroom Display Car?

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LaSteven
07/29/25 4:06pm
You can purchase the showroom display car. After all, as a sample vehicle, it has been test-driven by many potential buyers, so the wear and tear should be minimal. Moreover, display cars are put on show only after passing all required inspections—otherwise, dealers wouldn't dare to display them casually. Differences between display cars and new cars: Regulations differ: Display cars are considered inventory vehicles, following the same sales procedures as new cars—just pay attention to the manufacturing date. Test-drive vehicles, however, are classified as used cars and are not sold directly by 4S stores as new cars, which is entirely different from display cars. Dates differ: Display cars in 4S stores are essentially new cars placed in the showroom to allow customers to inspect models up close. Apart from being driven into the showroom, these vehicles are no different from new cars stored in warehouses. Although many people sit in and touch them daily for experience, to maintain showroom standards and customer satisfaction, display cars are cleaned and polished every day.
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