Does a 10-month-old imported car count as a stock car?

[OwenLynn]

An imported car that has been in stock for 10 months is not considered a stock car because imported vehicles typically take 4-6 months in transit, leaving less than 6 months in the dealership. Below is relevant information about stock cars: "Stock cars" are not necessarily slow-selling vehicles: "Stock cars" cannot be simply understood as long-term unsold vehicles. In fact, there are two definitions of "stock cars": one refers to normal inventory held by dealers; the other refers to vehicles that remain unsold for over 3 months after leaving the factory, which are equivalent to slow-selling vehicles. Exercise caution with heavily discounted "stock cars": During year-end sales, many dealers offer "limited-time special discounts" to attract customers, with significant price reductions on these models. Prolonged storage not only ties up capital but also affects the vehicle itself. To facilitate sales, manufacturers and dealers have no choice but to lower prices and sell quickly.