Should the car purchase contract be taken back when buying a car on installment?
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It is necessary to take back the installment car purchase contract. Vehicle information must be written in detail: Clearly specify the brand of the car, vehicle identification number, engine number, vehicle code (chassis number), and other essential elements of the car itself, especially ensuring both the vehicle code and vehicle identification number are written to prevent the car dealer from switching the vehicle; the main configuration of the vehicle, color (specifically the seat color), manual or automatic transmission, and documents to be delivered with the car, etc. The total transaction price of the vehicle (either the ex-factory price or the on-the-road price), payment method, and deadline should be listed. The names must be consistent: Ensure that the name on the sales party's seal matches the name on the car purchase contract and the invoice. If there is any inconsistency, even in litigation, the consumer will be at a significant disadvantage due to unclear litigation subjects. If purchasing an imported car, due to the multi-level agency form, it is difficult to protect the buyer's rights without clarifying the contract subject.