How Long Is the Warranty Period for a New Car?
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The warranty period for a new car is generally 3 years or 60,000 kilometers. Circumstances under which warranty services cannot be normally enjoyed: The purchased car product has been notified in writing of existing defects; the accompanying documents explicitly state that modification, adjustment, or disassembly is prohibited, and the consumer's own modification, adjustment, or disassembly causes damage; improper handling by the consumer after a product quality issue arises causes damage; damage caused by the consumer's failure to use, maintain, or repair the product correctly as required by the user manual; damage caused by force majeure; quality issues with consumable parts beyond the stated warranty period. Points to note about the warranty period: During the three-guarantee validity period and the warranty period, a valid car purchase invoice and three-guarantee certificate (the certificate date must match the car purchase invoice date) must be provided to enjoy the corresponding three-guarantee protection services.