How to Buy Parallel Imported Cars?

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BeckettDella
09/07/25 2:57am
Parallel imported cars do not come with the necessary documents and invoices. It is advisable to purchase vehicles with complete documentation and invoices issued on the same day. If the documents and invoices are not available immediately, ensure that the seller includes the delivery time for these documents and invoices in the contract. Below is relevant information: 1. Parallel Imported Cars: The full name is parallel trade imported cars, abbreviated as parallel trade cars. These are vehicles purchased by traders from overseas markets and introduced into the Chinese market for sale without authorization from the brand manufacturers. 2. No Manufacturer Authorization: Parallel imported cars are brought into the Chinese market by traders independently, so these vehicles cannot enjoy manufacturer warranties, after-sales services, maintenance, and other rights once they enter China.
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