Is an imported car considered a stock car after 1 year?

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An imported car is considered a stock car after one year. Here is the relevant introduction about stock cars: 1. A stock car refers to a vehicle that has not been sold for more than 3 months after being manufactured and leaving the factory. Due to import channels, it takes 1-2 months for imported cars to be transported from abroad to domestic markets, so any car unsold for more than half a year is considered a stock car. 2. For parallel imported cars, the time from leaving the foreign factory to arriving in the domestic market varies depending on the location of the foreign factory, such as the USA, Canada, Europe, or the Middle East, with the longest time being 3 months to reach the port. However, if there are delays in customs clearance at the port, the time could be even longer. Therefore, any imported model that has been in stock for more than 6 months since leaving the factory is considered a stock car.