What are the auspicious sayings for buying a new car?
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The auspicious sayings for buying a new car are: 'Wheels rolling, wealth rolling; steering turning, fortune turning.' Auspicious sayings: Driving a new car brings continuous good luck, a journey of ten thousand miles, smooth sailing, endless good things, wealth pouring in, blessings traveling thousands of miles with the car, and luck gathering to aid the new journey. Precautions when picking up the car: Observe its sheet metal and paint under natural light, check all interior parts, inspect all functional buttons and accessories, open the hood to check if the engine oil and coolant levels are at normal values, check the production dates of all glass and tires (differences within half a year are acceptable), the production dates of tires and glass cannot be later than the car's manufacturing date, and finally adjust the seats to the furthest position to check if the screws are rusty.
When I first bought my new car, my friends gathered around shouting 'New car arrives, great fortune and prosperity,' and tied red ribbons to the rearview mirrors for safety. Such auspicious phrases stem from traditional culture, like 'Safe journey' for safety and 'May wealth roll in' for good luck. When picking up the car, 4S store staff often help paste 'Fu' characters or set off electronic firecrackers, creating a festive atmosphere. I think this is not just psychological comfort but also a reminder to stay focused on the road and avoid getting too excited and speeding. Modern young people love to post their cars on social media with captions like 'Safe travels, smooth sailing,' showing how traditional customs evolve with the times. Keeping enthusiasm for new life is the key.
