What are the precautions for picking up a car?

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Introduction to precautions for picking up a car: 1. Check all vehicle documents. When picking up the car, be sure to check whether all the vehicle documents are complete, otherwise it will affect subsequent registration, such as the purchase invoice, certificate of conformity, vehicle consistency certificate, motor vehicle registration certificate, three-guarantee certificate, vehicle user manual, new car delivery confirmation form, etc. 2. Inspect the vehicle's exterior. Check for scratches and wear on the paint by parking the vehicle in an outdoor area with sufficient light and then examining whether the paint is even. 3. Check the glass production date. The numbers represent the most recent production year, and the dots represent the production month. If the dots are on the left side of the number, it means the glass was produced in the first half of the year—subtract the number of black dots from 7 to get the specific month. If the dots are on the right side of the number, it means the glass was produced in the second half of the year—subtract the number of black dots from 13 to get the specific month. 4. Check the degree of wear. Observe whether there is obvious wear on the tire surface; new tires usually have intact tread hairs. 5. Inspect the engine compartment. Check if the engine compartment is clean. If the vehicle has been used, some areas may have hidden dirt or accumulated dust. Also, check whether the engine oil and other fluids are sufficient. After starting the engine for a while, check for any oil or fluid leaks in the compartment. Once the engine cools down, check for any abnormalities in the engine oil. 6. Test the vehicle's functions. Test various functions, such as whether the lights work properly, whether the air conditioning cools, whether the audio system operates normally, whether the wipers function correctly, and whether the windows roll up and down smoothly. After starting the engine, carefully observe whether the idle speed is stable, whether the steering wheel vibrates noticeably, whether the front and rear seats vibrate significantly, and whether there is any noticeable noise inside the car.