What does 'excellent condition' mean for a car?
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A vehicle that has been driven for two years with 60,000 kilometers and has not been involved in any accidents is referred to as an excellent-condition car. Here are the relevant explanations: 1. Original paint throughout: As normally understood, this phrase means the entire car retains its original factory paint, or at least all metal surfaces except the front and rear bumpers have original paint. The car may still have remnants of its original paint, and areas that have been repainted are indistinguishable to the untrained eye. 2. Original condition: 'Original condition' means the car's frame is intact and its sheet metal coverings (such as doors, hood, etc.) have not been removed. There is an emphasized term called 'original condition with original paint,' which normally means: not only has the car not been repainted, but its coverings have also never been removed.