Is 15 kilometers normal for a new car?
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If you purchase a joint-venture or domestic brand car, it is generally expected that the mileage of a new car should be very low, possibly within 10 kilometers. This is because new cars are now transported by large car carriers directly to the warehouse, and the distance driven from the factory to the 4S dealership is inherently very short. A dashboard display of 15 kilometers should still fall within the normal and reasonable range. Below are some considerations when buying a new car: 1. Determine the vehicle type: If your budget is limited and you have a large family, it is recommended to prioritize MPV models, with sedan models as the secondary option. Once you have decided on the type of car you want to buy, proceed to select the vehicle on major automotive software platforms. First, choose models with suitable prices, then compare important features such as safety configurations, reputation, fuel consumption, and functional configurations. 2. Inspect various aspects: Verify the displacement, manufacturing date, chassis number, and engine number. Then, inspect the exterior of the car, including the paint, tires, headlights, and taillights, for any defects. Sit in the driver's seat to check if the interior seats are intact and free from flaws, ensure the floor is clean and well-sealed. Test the door handles for smooth, secure, and reliable operation when opening and closing, and check if the door and window seals are damaged.
