How to Identify if a Car is from Inventory?
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Methods to check if a car is from inventory are as follows: 1. Check the production nameplate: Usually, there is a vehicle nameplate at the bottom of the B-pillar on the right side (passenger side) of the vehicle, which indicates the production date of the vehicle, engine parameters, and other information, making it easy to see. 2. Check the glass: The production date of the glass is marked on the car glass, with the number indicating the year and black dots representing the month. If the black dots are in front, subtract the number of dots from 7; if they are at the back, subtract from 13. The result is the month. 3. Check the tires: This may not always be 100% accurate in determining if the car is from inventory, but the production date of the tires can give a rough estimate of the manufacturing time. The four-digit code on the tires indicates the week (first two digits) and the year (last two digits).