What Does Vehicle Decoration Fee Mean?
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In addition to the vehicle configurations that come with the car from the factory, all other items installed on the vehicle later can be referred to as vehicle decorations. The cost required for decorating the car before it is sold by a 4S shop is called the vehicle decoration fee. Vehicle decoration can be divided into three categories: exterior decoration, interior decoration, and vehicle protection. Exterior Decoration: Exterior decoration of a vehicle mainly involves decorating the roof, windows, body sides, and wheels. Main contents include: special spray painting decoration of the car's paint surface, decorative stripes and protective film decoration, front and rear wing panel decoration, sunroof installation decoration, windshield decoration, full body kit decoration, partial body decoration, wheel decoration, underbody spray protection decoration, and underbody LED light strip decoration. Interior Decoration: Interior decoration of a vehicle primarily involves decorating the driver's cabin and passenger cabin, collectively referred to as interior trim. Main contents include: ceiling lining decoration, sun visor decoration, side panel and door panel decoration, dashboard decoration, seat decoration, floor decoration, and interior accessory decoration. Vehicle Protection Vehicle protection is also a type of vehicle decoration, mainly providing an additional layer of protection for the owner. This includes installing explosion-proof sun films, anti-theft devices, static electricity dischargers, among other measures. The most common is the application of explosion-proof sun films, which not only block UV rays but also ensure the owner's driving safety.