What Does On-the-Road Price Mean?

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On-the-road price refers to all the expenses incurred when purchasing a car until it is licensed. In addition to the ex-factory price, the on-the-road price generally includes purchase tax, vehicle and vessel usage tax, car insurance fees, and licensing fees. If the car is purchased on loan, the on-the-road price also includes other expenses such as 4S store service fees, GPS fees, and car loan interest. Precautions for purchasing a new car are: 1. Check the vehicle's exterior for scratches. 2. Check whether all functional equipment of the vehicle operates normally, mainly listening for any abnormal sounds from the engine and whether the dashboard displays accurately. 3. Count the vehicle's accompanying documents such as the certificate of conformity, instruction manual, maintenance manual, and list of accompanying tools. 4. After obtaining the certificate of conformity, verify whether the purchased vehicle model matches the actual car.