Is a car considered as stock if it's been sitting for one day to three months?
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Is a car considered as stock if it's been sitting for one day to three months. Definition of stock car: Generally, models produced more than three months ago are considered stock cars, so it's more appropriate to buy a new car at a 4S store with a production time within three months. Different brands have different definitions of stock car time: Domestic brand vehicles are considered stock cars if they have been in stock for more than six months after leaving the factory. Due to factors such as transportation cycles, imported brand vehicles are considered stock cars if they have been in stock for more than twelve months. The time for joint-venture brand vehicles produced domestically is the same as that for domestic brand vehicles, and they are considered stock cars after six months.