How to Detect Inventory Cars?

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Methods to detect inventory cars: check the production date, inspect the hood for dust, examine the car's odometer, check rubber parts for aging, and inspect the chassis. Below is relevant information about inventory cars: 1. Concept of inventory cars: There is no clear legal definition for inventory cars, but in the automotive sales industry, the term refers to cars that have been in stock for more than 6 months without being sold. As a commodity, cars are large in size, expensive, and have high storage costs, while also tying up a significant amount of the dealer's capital. Therefore, dealers generally do not allow inventory cars to remain unsold for long periods. However, due to various reasons, there are indeed many cars on the market that have been in stock for over 9 months, and those exceeding 1 year are considered overdue inventory cars. 2. Handling methods: Special price treatment, selling at discounted prices to recover losses. Internal sales, where dealers sell their cars at a discount to their employees, serving as employee benefits on one hand and not affecting market prices on the other.