Does the insurance take effect on the day of picking up the car?

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VeraRose
07/29/25 7:15pm
The insurance does not take effect on the day of picking up the car; it will only take effect at midnight the next day. Below is a relevant introduction regarding vehicle inspection when picking up the car: Check the engine: After a cold start, let the engine warm up for about 2 minutes. The engine sound should be steady without any strange noises. Take a short test drive to ensure smooth gear shifts without unusual sounds, no abnormal noises from the body, and normal operation of electronic devices like the air conditioning and audio system. Check the body: The paintwork of a new car is applied by automated computer systems and should be flawless. If there are uneven protective coatings or color discrepancies on the car's paint, insist that the 4S store replace the vehicle. The interior of the car should be free of any defects. Additionally, after turning on the power, all functions of the car must be checked to ensure they work properly, such as the navigation system, windshield wipers, headlights, etc. Test all buttons for flexibility and functionality, and verify that the headlights can be turned on normally.
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