What Does the Automobile Three Guarantees Policy Cover?
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Automobile Three Guarantees include: Consumers should pay attention to the following provisions in the Automobile Three Guarantees Policy: 1. Do not modify the vehicle privately. The Automobile Three Guarantees Policy states, "If the instruction manual explicitly prohibits modification, adjustment, or disassembly, and the consumer performs such actions resulting in damage, the seller may not be held responsible under the Three Guarantees." 2. Maintenance must be performed at designated service stations. The Automobile Three Guarantees Policy also stipulates, "If the consumer fails to use, maintain, or repair the product correctly as required by the instruction manual, resulting in damage, the seller may not be held responsible under the Three Guarantees." This means that consumers must have their vehicles regularly maintained at officially designated service stations within the policy period to be protected by the Automobile Three Guarantees Policy. 3. Article 17 of the Automobile Three Guarantees Policy specifies that the warranty period for household automobiles shall not be less than 3 years or 60,000 kilometers, whichever comes first. The Three Guarantees validity period for household automobiles shall not be less than 2 years or 50,000 kilometers, whichever comes first. The warranty period and Three Guarantees validity period for household automobiles are calculated from the date the seller issues the purchase invoice.
