Can You Pick Up the Car on the Same Day of Purchase?

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TessaDella
07/28/25 8:38pm
Generally, you cannot pick up the car on the same day of purchase because, first, it depends on whether the car is in stock, and second, it depends on whether all the necessary procedures are completed. Even if the car is available, the paperwork usually cannot be finished on the same day. Therefore, it is almost impossible to pick up the car on the same day of purchase. More relevant information is as follows: 1. Vehicle Procedures: Vehicles are different from ordinary goods. A series of procedures must be completed from purchase to actually being able to drive on the road, and these procedures take time. Therefore, generally speaking, after the customer pays in full, the earliest they can pick up the car is the next day. 2. 4S Store Services: After receiving the payment, the 4S store issues an invoice and then starts arranging insurance and temporary license plates for the customer. At the same time, they also need to clean the car and prepare for the handover ceremony. These tasks cannot all be completed on the same day.
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StElena
08/12/25 1:23am
I have a lot to say about whether you can pick up the car on the same day of purchase, as I just went through this experience recently. Generally speaking, if the 4S dealership has the car in stock, the model and color you chose are available, and you pay in full, it's highly likely you can drive it home the same day. Like when I bought my car, the dealership happened to have a white one in stock—I paid in the morning and got the keys in the afternoon. However, if you haven’t confirmed the car’s availability in advance—say, you picked a model that isn’t in stock or need a loan—you’ll have to wait until the bank approves it. My advice is to visit the dealership first, test-drive the car, confirm your choice, and clarify insurance and registration details. Prepare your ID documents in advance to make the process smoother on the day. Don’t rush; inspect details like the paintwork and engine to ensure the new car is flawless before taking delivery.
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