How long is the normal manufacturing date for purchasing a motorcycle?
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Vehicles that exceed 3 months or longer are generally considered inventory cars. There are two common types of inventory cars: Those stored in the manufacturer's warehouse: The condition of these cars can be trusted because manufacturers have strict regulations for managing inventory cars (with over 50 inventory management rules), and they are even prohibited from being stored outdoors. Moreover, before sale, manufacturers ensure that the new cars delivered to users meet the required standards. You can check the purchase date by requesting the dealer to provide the bill of lading. Those stored in the dealer's warehouse: These cars require careful inspection. Unless it's a particularly reputable large dealership, most dealers' inventory management falls short of requirements. Issues like lack of oil or power are common, and there may be many cosmetic flaws. It's best to bring an experienced friend to help with the selection. If no major issues are found that completely disqualify the car, you can proceed with the purchase confidently. Another tip is to directly purchase the dealer's display car. Many people are reluctant to buy display cars, but in reality, display cars are usually carefully selected by the dealer before entering the showroom. They are rarely moved and are maintained daily by dedicated staff, so their condition can also be trusted.
