What is a Test Drive Vehicle?
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Test drive vehicles are cars provided by 4S stores or auto dealerships for potential buyers to test drive. Generally, because various performance aspects of the vehicle are tested during the drive, including aggressive acceleration and braking that are not suitable for the break-in period, these vehicles are sold at a discount. Buyers should carefully consider their own situation before purchasing a test drive vehicle. Considerations when selecting a vehicle: 1. Choose the most recently manufactured vehicle: It is recommended to select a vehicle produced within the last one or two months. 2. Pay attention to tire wear: Vehicles frequently used for test drives can be identified by tire wear marks. Buyers can compare the tires of several new cars to assess the vehicle's condition in detail. Since vehicles supplied by manufacturers are transported to 4S stores via freight, for vehicles normally stored in warehouses, tires generally show little to no wear. 3. Check the handles and keys: Frequent opening and closing of doors will leave some traces. Additionally, for vehicles with mechanical keys, frequent use will leave scratches around the lock. These can help in identifying whether the vehicle has been used for test drives.