What is the difference between stock cars and new cars?
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The differences between stock cars and new cars are as follows: 1. New cars have no issues with various fluids, electronic components, batteries, rubber seals, and tires after leaving the factory; however, stock cars that have been parked for a long time without periodic inspections and maintenance are prone to erosion such as moisture and aging. 2. Stock cars do not undergo periodic inspection and maintenance measures, and some stock cars in 4S store garages are even directly exposed to scorching sun, wind, and rain, resulting in certain damages compared to new cars. 3. For stock cars parked for too long, without proper warehouse management, the aging degree of electronic components and rubber products is basically undetectable, requiring professional testing equipment. Many long-stocked vehicles also face issues like lack of oil or power, which are problems new cars do not have. Stock cars can be purchased, but the following conditions must be met: 1. The discount must be substantial enough: After all, no one can guarantee whether the purchased car will have quality issues in the future, so consumers should receive a significant discount price while taking the risk. 2. Stock cars in good condition: Although manufacturers do not ignore stock cars and perform a certain level of maintenance, it is still hard to ensure that the internal plastic parts of the car body do not age. Avoid purchasing stock cars in poor condition.
