Does the glass replaced at a 4S store have the original factory mark?

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4s replaced glass has the original factory mark. Directly observe whether the car glass is marked with the vehicle brand's LOGO. If it is, it is produced by the original factory; if not, it is not original factory glass. Below is relevant information about car glass: Introduction: Generally, the glass used by supporting manufacturers for complete vehicles is zero-inventory supporting, meaning the glass manufacturer provides full vehicle glass before the car rolls off the production line, so the production time of the entire vehicle's glass is basically the same. If they are different, it can be concluded that the glass of the car was disassembled and reassembled during the assembly process, indicating it is a reworked car. Of course, this rework does not necessarily imply quality issues; it might just be a minor problem during production. Vehicle condition judgment: Check if the production dates of all the vehicle's glass are the same. If they are, it means the car has not been involved in a major collision; if the year on one piece of glass differs from the others, it means that piece of glass has been replaced. Of course, if the production date of the windshield is very close to the year when the car is viewed, then this car must not be bought.