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Is Maintenance Included with a New Car?

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LeSimon

09/07/25 3:08am

Maintenance is included with a new car. The purpose of new car maintenance: It refers to the routine maintenance items performed within the time or mileage specified by the manufacturer to ensure vehicle performance after the car has been driven a certain distance. This mainly includes changing the engine oil and oil filter. Precautions for new car maintenance: When maintaining a car, flammable and explosive materials such as oils and cleaning agents are often used. At this time, do not forget fire prevention measures—prepare a fire extinguisher just in case. Do not smoke near the fuel tank and battery, as the combustible gas escaping from the fuel tank and the hydrogen escaping from the battery can easily be ignited.

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DelBrianna

09/19/25 2:37am

When I recently bought my first brand-new car, I noticed that dealers often promote free maintenance packages as a sales highlight. Brands like Toyota and Honda frequently offer new car maintenance plans, which include several free oil changes, tire rotations, and basic inspections, saving a significant amount on upkeep costs. Before purchasing, it's advisable to carefully review the contract details and ask the salesperson about the specific inclusions to avoid being misled by verbal promises. I personally compared offers from three different dealerships and ultimately chose a deal that included three years of free maintenance. Early-stage maintenance for a new car is actually quite important—it keeps the engine running smoothly and extends its lifespan, so don’t waste any complimentary services.

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