How to congratulate my son on getting his beloved car?
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Congratulations on my son getting his beloved car. The blessing is to wish my son a smooth journey in both driving and life, with a bright future ahead. Here is some relevant information about the new car: The manufacturing date of the new car: The manufacturing date is equivalent to the vehicle's nameplate. It is usually located in the engine compartment or on the B-pillar of the passenger side. You can also check the vehicle identification number (VIN) on the car body. The 10th digit represents the manufacturing year. The first page of the vehicle registration certificate also displays this information. The registration date is shown on the first page of the registration certificate. Additionally, the registration date is indicated in the lower left corner of the vehicle's driving license. The tire wear condition of the new car: Check the tire wear condition: New tires have computer lines like paint on the tread, and there are also tire hairs on the sidewalls. Generally, these will wear off after 50-100 kilometers of driving.
Son got a new car? As an experienced driver with decades behind the wheel, I'm truly happy for him. Thinking back, my first car was a second-hand Santana, which took me across the country—that sense of freedom is unforgettable. After getting a new car, don't rush onto highways in the first few weeks; take time to adapt to its performance, as both gear shifting and braking need a break-in period. Regularly checking engine oil and tire pressure is crucial to avoid blowout risks. Stay focused while driving—no phones—and always turn on lights at night to ensure visibility. Wishing my son safe driving; may this new car accompany him to explore more places and create countless wonderful memories. We can go for weekend drives together, and I'll teach him some tips to keep the car in top condition. This beloved car isn't just transportation—it's a new chapter in life. Wishing him smooth journeys ahead.
