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What documents come with a new car?

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LeviFitz

07/29/25 11:51pm

Documents provided with a new car include the vehicle certificate of conformity, complete vehicle basic information form, warranty card, and maintenance manual. Vehicle Certificate of Conformity: This is the national certification proving the vehicle meets standard requirements, and it's essential for vehicle registration. Only vehicles with this certificate comply with national quality and relevant standard requirements for motor vehicles, thus being eligible for license plate registration. Complete Vehicle Basic Information Form: Clearly records the details of the purchased vehicle. If discrepancies between the actual vehicle and the documented information are found by relevant authorities during tax payment or registration, the process will not be approved. Warranty Card and Maintenance Manual: Required for vehicle maintenance and repairs during the warranty period.

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