How to Inspect a New Car When Taking Delivery?
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When inspecting a new car upon delivery, check the production date, exterior, interior, mileage, and chassis. The closer the production date, the newer the car, which is preferable. Generally, domestically produced cars older than 6 months are considered inventory cars, while those within 6 months are usually acceptable. Of course, the newer, the better. When examining the car's exterior, pay attention to any scratches, dents, or other defects on the paint surface. It's essential to park the car in good lighting and inspect carefully. It's recommended to view the paint surface from an angle for better clarity. For the interior: Check for obvious stains, scratches on leather surfaces, and test all operable and audible functions to ensure they work properly. Also, start the car to check if the battery is functioning correctly.