What are the effects of leaving a car outside in the rain?
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Leaving a car outside in the rain has the following effects: 1. The paint surface will be corroded: In China, pollution is widespread, and some areas are heavily polluted, so the rain is mostly acid rain. Therefore, rain exposes the car paint directly to acid rain, which can corrode the paint, causing rain marks, oxidation, and even cracking. 2. Dampness and mold: Compared to sunny days, the interior of the car is more prone to dampness and mold after rain. At the same time, rainwater can seep into the car body through gaps, causing metal parts to rust and corrode. Therefore, after the rain stops, accumulated moisture should be removed as soon as possible to prevent mold and other issues.