Is it normal for a new car to have large body gaps?
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It is normal and related to the production process when the car leaves the factory. Here are some precautions when buying a new car: 1. Determine the car model: If your budget is limited and you have a large family, it is recommended to prioritize MPV models and then consider sedan models. After deciding on the model you want to buy, you should use various car selection software to choose. First, select models with suitable prices, and then compare important features such as safety configurations, reputation, fuel consumption, and functional configurations. 2. Check various aspects: Verify the displacement, manufacturing date, chassis number, and engine number. Then inspect the exterior of the car for any flaws in the paint, tires, headlights, taillights, etc. Sit in the driver's seat to check if the interior seats are intact, free of defects, and if the floor is clean and well-sealed. Test the door handles to ensure they open and close flexibly, safely, and reliably, and check if the door and window seals are damaged.