What Does Premium Used Car Mean?
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Premium used car definition: 1. No accidents (no flooding, fire damage, etc.); 2. The overall vehicle exterior paint touch-ups should not exceed 15% of the surface area, meaning at most one or two panels have been repainted; 3. Apart from regular maintenance records, the average annual mileage should not exceed 15,000 kilometers; 4. The vehicle interior should retain over 80% of its original condition. Additional information: 1. Nearly-new car: Vehicles with extremely low mileage or registered for less than one year, offering equivalent condition to new cars while saving buyers from paying purchase tax, registration fees, and partial vehicle price. 2. Average condition vehicles: Accounting for about two-fifths of the used car market, these are the most commonly encountered during purchases. Their main characteristics include no significant damage to the vehicle frame, though with some repair or repaint marks on the body. 3. Poor condition vehicles: Typically accident cars, featuring deformation damage to one or multiple structural components. These vehicles usually cannot fully regain their original performance and rigidity, posing the highest safety risks. Buyers are strongly advised to avoid such vehicles.