Should I Pay Before or When Picking Up the Car?

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SanAaron
07/29/25 9:44pm
When buying a car, a deposit is usually paid first. When picking up the car, inspect and test drive it first. After confirming that the car is indeed free of issues, pay the remaining balance. Below is an extended introduction: 1. General car pickup process: Typically, the car pickup process involves inspecting the car first. Do not rush to pay before thoroughly checking the new car, because once payment is made, it means all procedures are basically completed, effectively handing over the initiative to the dealer. If issues are found after inspecting the vehicle, with the money in their hands, returning or exchanging the car may become inconvenient. 2. Vehicle inspection: 1) Exterior: Check if the car's paint is intact, verify the production date on the vehicle's nameplate, check the production date of the window glass, see if the tires have severe wear, ensure the engine compartment is clean, and confirm the trunk is tidy and clean, etc. 2) Interior: Check if the doors open and close smoothly, inspect the interior for any damage or severe stains, test the vehicle's lights, air conditioning, wipers, windows, dashboard, audio system, and other functions to ensure they operate normally.
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