How to Identify a Stock Vehicle?

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Methods to determine if a vehicle is a stock vehicle mainly include: 1. If fluids, electronic components, batteries, rubber seals, tires, metal parts, etc., show signs of aging or corrosion, it is likely a stock vehicle. 2. A simple judgment can be made by checking the vehicle's nameplate located on the passenger side or in the engine compartment. Here is some additional information about the hazards of stock vehicles: 1. Dampness and aging: After leaving the factory, various fluids, electronic components, batteries, rubber seals, and tires of a new vehicle, if left parked for a long time without periodic inspection and maintenance, are prone to erosion from dampness and aging; 2. High costs: Periodic inspection and maintenance measures are carried out by very few dealers, and while the actual cost is not high, it consumes manpower and time; 3. Lack of power and oil: For stock vehicles parked for too long, without proper warehouse management, the aging of electronic components and rubber products is often undetectable, requiring professional testing equipment. Many vehicles stored for too long also suffer from issues like lack of oil and power.