How Long Does It Usually Take to Pick Up a New Car After Purchase?

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OArya
07/29/25 11:40pm
The time it takes to pick up a new car after purchase depends on the model and configuration of the vehicle. 1. Generally, it can be picked up within a month; 2. For some popular models or customized imported cars, the pick-up time may take up to half a year; 3. The purchase contract usually specifies a clear pick-up date, and the buyer should adhere to this date. If the car is still not available beyond this period, the buyer can demand compensation from the 4S store. Here are some things to pay attention to when picking up the car: 1. Purchase invoice; 2. Vehicle certification; 3. Warranty service card; 4. Vehicle user manual; 5. Other documents or accessories; 6. Check the nameplate.
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