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What is the concept of a liquidation car?

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BrielleDella
07/28/2025, 02:26:14 PM

Liquidation cars refer to vehicles disposed of after a 4S dealership goes out of business. These cars are sold as bare vehicles without after-sales service, and maintenance needs to be done at other 4S dealerships. When a 4S dealership undergoes normal liquidation and closes down, all inventory is sold at discounted wholesale or retail prices. Vehicles sold this way are priced slightly lower than normal, but not significantly lower than regular promotional prices. Purchasing such liquidation cars is generally problem-free as they come with complete documentation. It's important to note that after a 4S dealership closes, other dealers of the same brand can still provide warranty services. Therefore, even if the 4S dealership closes, as long as the car manufacturer remains operational, the vehicle's warranty won't be affected. According to legal regulations, the warranty should be covered by either the manufacturer or the seller. If the seller goes out of business, you can contact the manufacturer directly.

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