What is the difference between used cars and new cars?

[SanAndres]

The differences between used cars and new cars are as follows: 1. Different vehicle conditions: After a new car comes off the production line, its condition is at its best, with all parts being brand new. For users, this provides peace of mind, and the cost of replacing any issues during the warranty period is relatively low. Used cars have been used by at least one previous owner, and the wear and tear on the vehicle's parts vary depending on the previous owner's usage. Most used cars are sold without warranty coverage, and many parts are nearing their replacement period. Whether it's regular maintenance or repairs for issues, the costs are generally higher than for new cars. 2. Different initial investment costs: The cost of a new car includes the purchase price + purchase tax + insurance fees + other miscellaneous expenses, while a used car only involves the car price + service fee. 3. Different psychological perceptions: Traditional Chinese psychology favors buying new over old, so the psychological acceptance of new cars is relatively higher than that of used cars.