How Often Should a Newly Purchased Car Be Washed?
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A newly purchased car can be washed 7 to 10 days after being taken home. Below is an introduction to related information: 1. Hazards: If a car is not washed for a long time, acidic components in rainwater and harmful substances like dust can erode and adhere to the car's paint surface. Long-term neglect can accelerate the aging and damage of the paint. Damaged paint can cause the metal parts of the car body to oxidize due to loss of protection, leading to premature vehicle damage. 2. Inspection: After washing the car, it is best to carefully inspect and dry it before driving away. Below are extended details on the first maintenance required for a new car: 1. Replacement: Replace the three filters and engine oil. 2. Inspection: Check whether brake fluid, transmission oil, and power steering fluid should be replaced. 3. Testing: Inspect brake pads, tires, shock absorbers, and suspension. 4. Inspection: Check spark plugs, throttle, and fuel supply system. 5. Rotation: Rotate the front and rear wheels and perform a routine inspection.