How Many Kilometers Should a New Car Not Exceed?

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McMason
07/29/25 10:19pm
Generally, a new car should not exceed 50 kilometers. The following issues should be noted when purchasing a car: 1. Inspection: Check the vehicle identification number and the production date and manufacturer on the vehicle nameplate. 2. Vehicle tires: Check for abnormal wear on the tread, signs of aging, the completeness of the tire hairs, and whether the production dates of the four tires are too far apart. 3. Engine hood: Inspect whether the components in the engine compartment are clean and tidy, and if there are any signs of manual modifications. 4. Vehicle chassis components: Check for oil leaks, fluid levels, and any signs of impact.
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