How to Determine if a Car is a Stock Vehicle?

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Methods to determine whether a car is a stock vehicle are as follows: 1. Check the odometer. Generally, a car is considered normal as long as the mileage does not exceed 50 kilometers. A new car will inevitably accumulate some mileage during transportation from the factory. If the mileage exceeds 100 kilometers, it indicates that the car might have been used for external exhibitions or test drives. 2. Inspect rubber materials such as tires and sealing strips. Normal new car tires should have no damage on the sidewalls, and ideally, the tread hairs on both front and rear tires should still be intact. 3. Check the production nameplate. Every new car has a manufacturing date. When purchasing a car, pay attention to the manufacturing date. If it exceeds 3 months, the car is considered a stock vehicle.