How to Check if a Car is a Stock Vehicle?
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Check the vehicle identification plate to determine if it's a stock vehicle. The vehicle identification plate is a label that indicates the basic characteristics of the vehicle, including the manufacturer, model, engine power, total weight, load capacity or passenger capacity, factory serial number, manufacturing date, and manufacturer name. Below are specific details about stock vehicles: 1. After a new car leaves the factory, various fluids, electronic components, batteries, rubber seals, and tires may deteriorate due to prolonged storage without periodic inspection and maintenance, leading to issues like moisture damage and aging. 2. Only a very few dealers perform periodic inspection and maintenance measures. The cost is actually not high, but it consumes manpower and time. Some 4S stores even have open-air parking lots, exposing new cars directly to intense sunlight, wind, and rain. 3. For vehicles stored for too long, without proper warehouse management, the aging of electronic components and rubber products is basically undetectable without professional testing equipment. Many vehicles stored for too long also suffer from oil and power shortages.