How to Identify if a Car is from Stock?
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To determine whether a car is from stock, you can refer to the following methods: 1. Check the manufacturing date: The manufacturing date is the easiest way to identify if a new car is from stock. The manufacturing date of the vehicle is usually written on the nameplate, which is typically located below the B-pillar on the passenger side. You can see it by opening the door. If the date is quite old, it may be a stock car. 2. Judge by the mileage: Generally, after a new car is transported to a 4S store, it will not have a long-distance drive. Therefore, new cars usually have around 5 kilometers. If you see the mileage of the new car exceeds 10 kilometers when starting the engine, you can request to change to another new car.