What Does Factory Defect Mean?
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Factory defect refers to minor issues in the appearance or non-critical parts of the vehicle that do not affect its normal performance. Here are some precautions to consider when picking up a new car: Inspect the car body for any scratches or wear on the paint. It's best to check for color differences under ample sunlight. Examine the vehicle's identification plate, which is usually located on the driver's side door or in the engine compartment, and pay attention to the manufacturing date. Body defects not covered under the three-guarantee policy: During the three-guarantee period, if the cumulative repair time exceeds 35 days; if the same quality issue requires more than five repairs; if there are two repairs for serious safety faults; within 60 days from the purchase date or within 3,000 kilometers of driving, if the steering system fails, the braking system fails, the body cracks (note: the body, not the paint surface), or there is fuel leakage.