What are the three guarantees regulations for automobiles?
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The three guarantees regulations for automobiles are: 1. If repairs take more than 5 days, the owner has the right to use a substitute vehicle; 2. If the same fault is repaired more than 5 times, the car can be replaced; 3. If the engine is replaced twice and still does not function properly, the car can be returned. Within the validity period of the three guarantees, if two repairs have been carried out due to serious safety performance faults and the faults have not been eliminated or new serious safety performance faults have occurred, the seller shall be responsible for returning the car. The ten non-guaranteed items are: 1. Damage caused by force majeure; 2. Failure to provide a valid invoice and three guarantees certificate; 3. The car is used for rental or other operational purposes; 4. The consumer has been informed in writing that the purchased car has defects; 5. Damage caused by improper handling by the consumer due to product quality issues; 6. Damage caused by the consumer's failure to use, maintain, and repair the product correctly as required by the instruction manual; 7. Quality problems with wear-prone parts beyond their stated warranty period; 8. Cars purchased by enterprises, institutions, and government agencies for production or official purposes are not covered by the three guarantees; 9. Damage caused by the consumer's own modifications, adjustments, or disassembly; 10. Vehicles purchased before the implementation of the three guarantees regulations cannot claim corresponding rights under the terms of the regulations.
