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How to Deal with Rust Spots on Car Paint?

Rust spots are caused by acid rain corrosion and can be removed with wax. Here is some related knowledge about car paint: 1. The protective function of car paint: Generally, the outermost layer of car paint has a clear coat to protect the base color paint. Disinfectant sprayed on the car body will not cause the paint to peel off. 2. The difference between car paint and ordinary paint: Car paint not only requires the paint film to have good mechanical properties, fullness, and high gloss, but also requires strong adhesion, high hardness, and scratch resistance. Additionally, it must have excellent weather resistance, scratch and wear resistance, gloss durability, and superior resistance to gasoline, alcohol, acids, alkalis, salt spray, and other properties.

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What Does the On-the-Road Price of a Car Mean?

On-the-road price refers to the total cost of the car from the production line to your hands. Here is a detailed explanation of the on-the-road price: The on-the-road price is the sum of the car's purchase price, vehicle purchase tax, insurance, license plate fees, and other related expenses. It is also commonly referred to as the "drive-away price." There are five main components of the total cost when buying a car: 1. Ex-factory price: This is the selling price of the car at the 4S dealership, usually the discounted price of the car excluding other fees. 2. Vehicle purchase tax: A mandatory fee when purchasing a car, approximately 8.55% of the ex-factory price. 3. Car insurance: Includes compulsory traffic insurance (mandatory) and commercial insurance (optional). 4. Vehicle and vessel usage tax: A mandatory tax paid at the time of purchase and annually thereafter. 5. License plate fees: Includes service fees, processing fees, and the cost of the license plate itself.

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What does car OTA mean?

Introduction to car OTA: Car OTA function refers to Over-The-Air technology, which enables remote software management through mobile communication interfaces, allowing software upgrades for corresponding ECUs via the vehicle's OBD at 4S shops. OTA updates cover modules such as human-machine interaction, autonomous driving, powertrain, battery systems, etc., improving range, increasing top speed, and enhancing ride comfort. Below is an introduction to car OTA-related content: 1. Meaning: Car OTA function refers to Over-The-Air technology, which enables remote software management through mobile communication interfaces, allowing software upgrades for corresponding ECUs via the vehicle's OBD at 4S shops. 2. Role: Currently, OTA software upgrades are widely used in smartphones, automatically downloading upgrade packages and performing upgrades over the network. With the rapid development of new energy vehicles in recent years, OTA not only provides a more convenient way for vehicle upgrades but also allows consumers to experience a more intelligent and convenient vehicle usage experience.

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Why is the downgraded driver's license C1M?

When a driver's license is downgraded, it is mostly downgraded to C1 because currently, C1 can be used for life as long as physical conditions permit. However, it often becomes C1M because the driver's license includes the additional M-class vehicle type, and there is no further downgrade for the M-class, so it naturally remains attached. The C1M license can be considered a combination of the C1 and M licenses. The C1M license essentially adds the M-class vehicle type to the C1 driver's license. Among them, the C1 license covers small cars, while the M-class license covers wheeled self-propelled machinery. C1: Small cars, small automatic transmission vehicles, low-speed trucks, and three-wheeled vehicles; small and micro passenger vehicles, light and micro cargo vehicles; light, small, and micro special-purpose vehicles; small passenger vehicles with seating capacity of 9 or fewer people. M: Automobiles, tire cranes, road rollers, tractors, harvesters, and specialized construction machinery, etc.

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What does the red (!) light on the car dashboard mean?

There are generally three types of exclamation mark warning lights that may appear on the car dashboard: 1. A triangle with an exclamation mark in the middle. This is the general fault indicator light, which may illuminate under the following circumstances: overheating of the dry dual-clutch transmission clutch. Fuel cutoff system intervention or malfunction. Parking sensor malfunction. External light malfunction. Engine oil pressure sensor malfunction. Traction control system warning or malfunction. 2. A circle with parentheses and an exclamation mark in the middle: This is the brake system warning light, which may illuminate under the following circumstances: In some vehicles, it lights up for a few seconds after the ignition is turned on and turns off after the engine is started. It lights up when the handbrake is engaged and turns off when released. Low brake fluid level, it lights up while driving. Brake system malfunction. 3. A horizontal line with parentheses below and an exclamation mark in the middle: This is the tire pressure monitoring warning light, which illuminates when the air pressure in one of the vehicle's tires is too low.

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What is the Chinese equivalent of Euro 4 emission standards?

Euro 4 emission standards are equivalent to China's National IV emission standards, but Euro 4 is more stringent than National IV. Starting from July 1, 2019, China began implementing the National VI emission standards, which are the strictest emission standards in history. The implementation of stringent emission regulations aims to regulate automakers rather than consumers. Additional information: Only by enforcing strict emission standards can automakers develop engines with lower exhaust emissions. Implementing strict emission regulations also benefits the protection of the global environment. As global environmental pollution issues become increasingly severe, countries worldwide are introducing stricter emission regulations. Many automakers are actively developing pure electric vehicles (EVs) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs). Unlike conventional hybrid vehicles, PHEVs can charge their power batteries using external power sources, whereas conventional hybrids cannot. PHEVs offer longer electric-only driving ranges, better fuel economy, and lower exhaust emissions. Pure electric vehicles represent the future trend of automotive development, offering numerous advantages over internal combustion engine vehicles. EVs are powered by electric motors, resulting in zero tailpipe emissions. Electric motors operate without excessive vibrations or noise, providing a quieter cabin environment during driving.

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Do I need to follow when the 4S shop tows my car away?

How to Deal with Rust Spots on Car Paint?

What Does the On-the-Road Price of a Car Mean?

What does car OTA mean?

Why is the downgraded driver's license C1M?

What does the red (!) light on the car dashboard mean?

What is the Chinese equivalent of Euro 4 emission standards?

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