Can I pick up my car at a 4S store on weekends?

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ElijahLynn
07/29/25 8:40pm
4S stores are generally closed for car pickups on weekends because government departments are off, and the vehicle management office is also closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Temporary license plates require processing through the vehicle management office, and many procedures cannot be completed during weekends. Therefore, it is not advisable to pick up your car at a 4S store on weekends. However, if you have made an appointment in advance and selected a temporary license plate, you may be able to pick up your car on weekends. Tips for first-time car buyers: 1. Inspect the exterior of the car: Check the engine compartment and undercarriage for any repair marks, pay attention to the gaps between body panels, open the doors, and observe whether the paint inside and outside the car matches and if the car windows are intact. 2. Inspect the interior space: Check the multimedia system, storage compartments, lights, audio system, air conditioning, seats, seat belts, power windows, and other configurations. 3. Check the engine condition: Start the car and let it idle, then open the engine hood to listen for any abnormal engine sounds. After stopping the car, pull out the dipstick to check the engine oil. If the oil appears black, be cautious about the car's condition.
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