How to Identify a Stock Car for a New Vehicle?

[NoahLee]

Stock cars refer to vehicles that remain unsold for more than three months after being manufactured and leaving the factory. Due to the emphasis on timeliness in the automotive manufacturing industry, under normal circumstances, new cars can be completed from manufacturing to sale to buyers within one or two months. Cars that exceed three months or longer are generally considered stock cars. The specific description is as follows: Stock cars parked in one place for several months or even a year can be affected in terms of the battery, various fluids, rubber components, paint surface, and related drainage holes. If dealers can treat stock cars correctly, such as periodically starting the vehicle, regularly cleaning the stock car, charging the battery periodically, and moving the vehicle frequently, even cars stocked for more than a year can maintain good condition.