Is it acceptable to purchase a car that has been in stock for six months?

[SanMiles]

A car that has been in stock for six months is considered an inventory car, and it can be purchased if its condition is satisfactory. Additional information: 1. Definition of an inventory car: There is no clear legal definition for an inventory car, but it generally refers to a car that has been in stock for more than six months without being sold. Cars that have been in production for over a year are classified as long-term inventory cars. 2. Differences between inventory cars and new cars: (1) Difference one: Inventory cars have been parked for a longer time than new cars, which may lead to aging of various components, such as tires, batteries, fluids, rubber parts, paint, and related drainage holes. (2) Difference two: Dealers usually offer discounts and promotions for inventory cars, making them cheaper than new cars.