How Long Does It Take for a Sedan to Be Considered a Stock Car?
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A sedan is considered a stock car if it has been more than six months from production to delivery, while an imported sedan is considered a stock car if it exceeds one year. However, there is no clear legal definition for stock cars. For stock cars that remain stationary for months or even a year, components such as the battery, various fluids, rubber parts, paint, and related drainage holes may be affected. The maintenance methods for stock cars include: 1. Storing the car in a clean indoor area to avoid damage from sun and rain; 2. Periodically starting the vehicle correctly to keep the fluids circulating; 3. Preventing excessive battery discharge by charging it regularly; 4. Moving the vehicle occasionally to prevent tire aging. Following these steps will help prevent the vehicle from aging prematurely.