Does a car bought with a loan have GPS tracking?
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No, it generally requires additional installation. Whether to install GPS tracking can be negotiated between both parties, and there is no issue if both agree to the installation. If one party forces the installation, it constitutes an unfair clause. Below are some relevant considerations when purchasing a car: 1. Dealer Responsibilities: Pay attention to details that are easily 'overlooked' by dealers, such as delivery time, maintenance, repair, and other after-sales services; whether the responsibilities of both parties are equal in case of delivery time breaches; whether free maintenance is calculated by time or mileage. Consumers should pay special attention to these details reflecting the dealer's contractual responsibilities when signing. 2. Bundled Insurance: Bundling insurance is illegal. Apart from the mandatory insurances stipulated by the state, such as car damage insurance and third-party liability insurance, car buyers have the right to choose what type of insurance to purchase and which insurance company to select. Business License, registered capital, and whether the business premises match the registered premises should be checked to prevent commercial fraud and protect one's legitimate rights and interests.