How long do I have to wait if there is no car in stock?

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NathanAnn
07/30/25 6:52am
If there is no car in stock, it is expected to take about 7-30 days. In fact, the specific pick-up time is uncertain under normal circumstances. For example, some hot-selling or newly launched models may have a longer waiting time due to high demand and limited supply, as the manufacturer needs time to produce more. On the other hand, for less popular models or those with ample inventory at the manufacturer, the pick-up time can be much faster. Below is a detailed introduction to car 4S shops: Sales and After-sales: 4S shops can be divided into sales and after-sales sections. Sales include new car sales, used car sales, corporate client sales, beauty and accessory sales, etc. After-sales include routine maintenance, insurance claim handling, manufacturer warranty claims, car insurance sales, etc. Brand Dealers: As brand dealers, 4S shops must adhere to the requirements of the automaker, including unified store design, standardized management, consistent service standards, unified brand culture, and coordinated marketing activities. Automakers also assess the operational conditions of 4S shops, as they represent the brand's culture and values and serve as the direct channel for customers to interact with the car brand.
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