Is It Normal for Screws on a New Car to Have Been Turned?
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It is not normal for screws on a new car to have been turned. Below are the steps for inspecting a new car upon delivery: 1. Check the exterior: First, conduct a detailed inspection of the vehicle's exterior to see if there are any scratches on the paint and to examine the tire wear. 2. Open the hood and inspect the engine compartment and screws for signs of tampering: In the engine compartment, primarily check if all fluids are at normal levels. Key areas to inspect: Familiarize yourself with and examine the internal layout of the engine; check the coolant level; inspect the brake fluid; check the engine oil level. Examine whether screws in various parts have been turned. 3. Check if all interior equipment is functioning properly: For interior equipment, focus on familiarizing yourself with and testing the operation of all buttons, the settings of various functions on the dashboard, whether the interior details are brand new and clean, and whether all onboard equipment is complete. 4. Check the vehicle's invoice, certificate of conformity, vehicle consistency certificate, and other documents: Verify details such as the displacement, manufacturing date, chassis number, and engine number on the nameplate. The numbers on the certificate of conformity must match the engine number and chassis number on the vehicle.
