What is considered as inventory car in terms of time?

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Inventory cars generally refer to vehicles that remain unsold three months after leaving the factory. Below are two common types of inventory cars: 1. Those stored in the manufacturer's warehouse during the inventory period: Normally, such vehicles are in standard condition because manufacturers have strict regulations for managing inventory cars, ensuring that new cars delivered to users meet quality standards. Buyers can request dealers to provide purchase order documents to verify the purchase date. 2. Those stored in the dealer's warehouse during the inventory period: Buyers should generally be cautious with such vehicles, as unless it's a particularly reputable large dealership, some dealers' inventory management may not meet requirements, potentially leading to issues like lack of oil or battery charge, and there may also be noticeable exterior flaws.