Can Used Car Parts Be Imported?
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Used parts cannot be imported. National laws explicitly prohibit the import of used cars and their components under any circumstances. A used car refers to a motor vehicle that has been registered with the public security traffic management authorities, has not yet reached the national scrapping standards or is still within its economic service life, and remains operational. Below are methods to check if a used car has been involved in an accident: 1. Check the glass production date: Normally, glass is not replaced, so examining its production date can be telling. The date is usually displayed in a format of numbers plus dots, where the numbers indicate the year and the dots represent the month. 2. Assess the wear on the frame: If the car has been in a major accident, the frame will show varying degrees of dents or misalignment. Thus, the condition of the frame can indicate whether the car has had a significant accident. 3. Inspect the screws: Look at the screws on the hood, radiator support, and door connections. If any of these screws show abnormalities, it's a strong indication that the car has been in a major accident. 4. Review maintenance records: Maintenance records can be checked at authorized 4S shops. Any accident-related repairs done at a 4S shop will be systematically recorded.
