What Impact Does Rain Have on a New Car?
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Rain can cause damage to the car's exterior paint, ignition system, and air filter. When cold air outside meets the hot air inside the engine compartment during rainy weather, condensation forms on the ignition system. If the moisture does not evaporate in time, it can affect the operation of the ignition system, leading to difficulty in starting the vehicle. Additional impacts: 1. Damage to the interior: As the vehicle ages, the sealing strips at the joints of the body will gradually deteriorate. Areas such as the connection between the A-pillar and the windshield can become weak points where rainwater seeps into the interior, causing water damage to the upholstery. 2. Damage to the paint: Rainwater in urban areas generally has high acidity, and the acidic components in the rain can severely corrode the car's paint. Over time, this can cause irreversible damage to the car's paintwork.