Is it advisable to purchase a joint-venture car that has been in stock for over half a year?
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Whether it's a domestic independent brand or a joint-venture car, if it has been in stock for more than six months, it is considered a stock vehicle. Unless there is a particularly large discount and it does not affect the new car registration, it is not recommended to purchase. Reasons for joint-venture cars being in stock: Joint-venture cars are considered stock vehicles after six months because their manufacturers are located domestically, with production and manufacturing also taking place within the country. Additionally, there are branch factories in various cities, allowing for flexible scheduling. Therefore, joint-venture cars generally do not stay in stock for more than six months. If you find a new car that has been in stock for over six months, it is a stock vehicle, and you might want to consider other options. Introduction to joint-venture cars: As the name suggests, these are projects jointly established by Chinese and foreign investors. The Chinese side contributes by providing land and factory usage rights, as well as capital, while the foreign investors contribute the brand, technology, capital, talent, etc. Joint-venture cars are the products of such collaborations under the aforementioned circumstances.
