What does the three guarantees for cars refer to?
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Three guarantees for cars refer to guarantee for repair, replacement, and refund. Guarantee for repair: Within the "three guarantees" period, any malfunction caused by automobile product quality issues will be given free repair after technical appraisal by the "Technical Service Center" or "Authorized Service Station". Guarantee for replacement: Within the "three guarantees" period, if irreparable quality issues occur, qualified parts or assemblies can be replaced free of charge after appraisal by the "Center" or "Authorized Station". Guarantee for refund: Within the "three guarantees" period, if major quality issues occur and the product still fails to meet main technical performance indicators after the first two treatments, the user can submit a written request for refund. After appraisal and confirmation by the "Center", the seller can process the car return by collecting depreciation fees based on usage time and mileage.
I was most concerned about the car warranty when buying a car. The car warranty means that within two years or before driving 50,000 kilometers after purchasing a new car, if there are quality issues, the dealer must repair it for free; if the problem is serious, such as an irreparable engine failure, they must replace it with a new car; if it really can't be resolved, you can return the car and get a refund. This policy protects us from being scammed and is especially practical. For example, my neighbor's new car had brake failure after six months, and the warranty kicked in, successfully getting a replacement car. I suggest everyone carefully read the warranty manual when buying a car, keep the invoice and maintenance records, and don’t delay if something happens—deal with it promptly. Once the warranty period is over, you’ll have to pay for repairs yourself, so take advantage of the protection early to drive with more peace of mind and less hassle.
When I first bought my new car, I was quite curious about the car warranty policy. Simply put, the car warranty means that within two years or 50,000 kilometers after purchasing a new car, if problems arise such as the air conditioning not cooling or the transmission being jerky, the manufacturer must repair it for free; if it can't be fixed, they must replace it; and if replacement doesn't work, you can return the car. I heard about someone whose new car had a severe tire blowout just two months after purchase, and they got a replacement car under the warranty. I think this policy is great—it gives new buyers peace of mind. I recommend asking the salesperson for details about the warranty when buying a car, keeping receipts and repair records, and driving carefully during the warranty period to save a lot of money. If the car has minor issues, get them fixed promptly to avoid delays—claiming rights during the warranty period is quick and effective.
