How to Identify a Refurbished Car?

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There are several methods to identify whether a car is refurbished: 1. Check the odometer - it's normal for a new car's odometer to show some mileage. 2. Inspect the nameplate - if the production date is significantly older, it may indicate a stock car, display car, or refurbished test drive vehicle. 3. Examine the exterior - focus on checking body panel gaps and paintwork. 4. Inspect the engine - a good engine should have no oil stains, respond quickly when started, run smoothly without vibration, and produce even sounds. 5. Check the interior - look for signs of refurbishment on interior components, especially at connection points. 6. Examine the tires - new tires should have undamaged sidewalls, particularly the front tires. 7. Inspect the chassis - look for scratches as improper handling during transportation can damage the undercarriage. 8. Verify documentation - in addition to factory documents, check registration paperwork to ensure authenticity, including: owner's manual, vehicle certificate, purchase invoice, and insurance documents.