How long is the warranty period for cars now?
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Most automobile manufacturers now implement a new vehicle warranty policy, which is typically two years or 60,000 kilometers, whichever comes first. The car warranty period refers to the time frame during which the car manufacturer provides free repairs and maintenance for faults caused by quality issues when selling the product to consumers. Here is more information about car warranties: 1. During the warranty period, not all vehicle repair costs are waived. It depends on the free items specified by the manufacturer during the warranty period. Usually, there are relevant descriptions in the owner's manual and the after-sales departments of various car 4S stores. Therefore, car owners are advised to carefully read the manual to avoid unnecessary expenses during the warranty period. 2. During the car warranty period, as long as faults or parts damage occur under normal driving conditions as specified, the manufacturer will provide free repairs or replacement of corresponding parts for the owner. However, this does not mean that the car can be "repaired as desired" during the warranty period, nor can it be simply understood as "everything is covered." 3. The commonly mentioned 5-year or 100,000-kilometer warranty mainly applies to the core components of the car, such as the engine, transmission, drivetrain, chassis, etc. The probability of failure in these components is relatively low, and the repair costs are also higher. In five years, the owner's car rarely has problems with these core components.
