How many kilometers is generally considered good for a new car?
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The standard for a new car is generally considered qualified if it has less than 30 kilometers. Check the production date: Any car produced within the last three months is considered new. If the production date exceeds three months, it is considered a stock car. Be cautious about purchasing stock cars. Check the vehicle documentation: Ensure all documents are complete, including the vehicle certificate, warranty service card, vehicle user manual, and other necessary documents. Inspect the exterior: Check if the body is smooth, free from scratches, dents, or signs of repainting. Examine the windows, doors, engine hood, and trunk lid for any signs of friction or damage. Inspect the interior: Check the seats, steering wheel, and other internal components for dirt or damage. Smell the interior to ensure there are no strong odors. Check the vehicle's mileage: A new car should have no more than 50 kilometers. It is advisable not to purchase a new car with over 50 kilometers.