What is the Difference Between Discounted Cars and New Cars?
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Here are the differences between discounted cars and new cars: 1. Price: As the name suggests, discounted cars have special prices, often due to manufacturer promotions to attract customers or the launch of new models or updated versions. 2. Sales period: Clearing inventory generally refers to cars that have remained unsold for over three months by the manufacturer, which can then be sold as discounted cars. 3. Quality: New cars come with quality guarantees and are the latest models, providing owners with high-quality after-sales service. Below is additional information about the main items covered in a new car's first maintenance: 1. Engine oil: Replace the engine oil and oil filter. 2. Brake system: Inspect the operation of the brake system. 3. Drive belts: Tighten bolts across various systems and inspect and adjust the drive belts. 4. Tires: Inspect and adjust tire balance and alignment. 5. Inspection: Check and top up various fluids, and inspect the operation of components such as lights, the battery, and shock absorbers.