Is the first maintenance of a new car free?

Which country is Maserati's car brand from?

Maserati is an Italian car brand. Taking the Maserati Quattroporte 2021 model as an example, its body dimensions are: length 5262mm, width 1948mm, height 1481mm, wheelbase 3171mm, front track 1634mm, rear track 1647mm, fuel tank capacity 80l, and the body structure is a 4-door 5-seater sedan. The Maserati Quattroporte 2021 is equipped with a 3.0T twin-turbocharged engine, with a maximum power of 257kW and a maximum torque of 500Nm, matched with an 8-speed automatic transmission. The front suspension type is double-wishbone independent suspension, and the rear suspension type is multi-link independent suspension.

10

2

Share

Does the Qashqai radiator need water?

The Qashqai radiator does not require water; it needs to be filled with coolant. The functions of coolant are: 1. To provide freeze protection for the engine against low-temperature environments; 2. To prevent the cooling liquid from freezing and cracking the radiator or damaging the engine cylinder block and cylinder head when the car is parked in cold winter conditions; 3. To offer efficient heat dissipation. The Qashqai is a compact car under Dongfeng Nissan. Taking the 2021 Qashqai Intelligent Edition as an example, its body dimensions are: length 4401mm, width 1837mm, height 1593mm, with a wheelbase of 2646mm, and the body structure is a 5-door, 5-seat SUV.

11

1

Share

Can a Mortgaged Car Be Sold?

It cannot be bought or sold normally. Here are the precautions regarding mortgaged cars: Source of the mortgaged car: If you intend to purchase a mortgaged car, you must clarify its source. If the car is stolen or seized, it must not be purchased. Even after purchase, it may be confiscated by public security authorities, resulting in significant financial loss for the buyer. Complete documentation is required: Relevant documents must include a clear mortgage agreement from the lending institution, as well as the borrower’s identity information, such as a copy of their ID card. Mortgaged cars are divided into fully paid and non-fully paid mortgaged cars. A fully paid mortgaged car must meet one of the following conditions: the car was purchased with a one-time payment; or it was bought on installments, the payments have been completed, but the owner is unwilling or unable to repay the financial company and does not cooperate with the transfer, leading the financial company to legally transfer the debt. A non-fully paid mortgaged car refers to a car that is still under mortgage with the vehicle management office or bank when it is sold.

14

0

Share

What does low emission mean?

Low-emission vehicles (LEVs) are vehicles that emit significantly less pollution as a byproduct of their engine operation compared to similar vehicles. The term is commonly used to describe any such vehicle, and it is also the specific name of an emission standard proposed by the state of California, USA. Here is additional information: Low-emission zones: "Low-Emission Zone" refers to a fuel-restricted area specifically designed to limit pollutant emissions from vehicles and other means of transportation to promote regional air quality improvement. Urban low-emission zones have become an important measure for many countries and regions worldwide to address traffic-related air pollution, with representative examples such as London's "Low Emission Zone." LEV standards: Under the LEV standards, the same passenger car is allowed to emit 3.4 grams of carbon monoxide per mile, with emissions remaining the same, but the total nitrogen oxide content is only 0.05 grams per mile, compared to 0.4 grams per mile under the original LEV standards.

18

2

Share

Does a mortgaged vehicle have a green book?

A mortgaged vehicle with a green book should not be purchased. A mortgaged vehicle cannot be transferred because the original owner, when purchasing the vehicle, has already mortgaged the "registration certificate" (green book) to a bank or financial institution, and the status shows "mortgaged." Subsequently, the owner pawned the vehicle to a pawnshop, and if the owner cannot repay the debt and chooses to flee, this creates a debt dispute. The company that holds the "registration certificate" as collateral will then file a lawsuit to seize the vehicle, and the status will show "seized." Under the new traffic laws, the meaning of a seized vehicle is that it is prohibited from being traded or transferred, hence it cannot be legally transferred. Additional information: Lifting the mortgage on a vehicle requires the green book (vehicle registration certificate). To apply for the cancellation of the mortgage registration, both the vehicle owner and the mortgagee must jointly apply and submit the following documents and proofs. The relevant documents and proofs include: "Application Form for Vehicle Mortgage Registration/Pledge Filing"; identity proofs and copies of both the vehicle owner and the mortgagee; the vehicle registration certificate; if the mortgage is lifted by court mediation, ruling, or judgment, the vehicle owner or mortgagee must also submit the effective "Mediation Agreement," "Ruling," or "Judgment" issued by the court, along with the corresponding "Notice of Assistance in Execution"; if the application is handled by an entrusted agent (or an employee of the unit), a "Power of Attorney for Vehicle Business" and the identity proof and copy of the agent (or entrusted person) must also be submitted.

13

0

Share

What are the new vehicle inspection regulations?

Annual inspection adjustments are divided into two parts: private cars and freight vehicles, with specifics as follows: Private cars: The online inspection process for private cars now includes a "safety defect recall" component. If a vehicle has safety issues and is under manufacturer recall, inspectors will notify the owner about the recall status. The new regulations clarify and relax exterior inspection standards, allowing modifications to grilles, running boards, roof racks, bumpers, and wheel rims during visual inspections. Freight vehicles: Freight vehicles now implement a "three additions, six reductions" policy, removing six standard items from the original annual inspection while adding three new items. The new additions include checks for tire tread depth, wheel lifting devices, and wheelbase measurements. Six outdated items have been eliminated: noise levels, speedometer accuracy, suspension efficiency, fuel economy, power performance, and headlight alignment.

14

4

Share

Is the first maintenance of a new car free?

Which country is Maserati's car brand from?

Does the Qashqai radiator need water?

Can a Mortgaged Car Be Sold?

What does low emission mean?

Does a mortgaged vehicle have a green book?

What are the new vehicle inspection regulations?

What are the characteristics of waterless coolant?

How Often Should Car Engine Oil Be Changed?

What to do if a piece of car paint is chipped off?

What is the row of brake lights at the back of the Kia K2 hatchback?