What is the normal mileage displayed on the odometer when purchasing a new car?

[BriellaRose]

When purchasing a new car, it is normal for the odometer to display between 0 and 100 kilometers. Generally, new cars arriving at 4S dealerships will not show 0 kilometers because after the car leaves the production line, the manufacturer will have professionals conduct test drives and evaluations to identify any issues promptly. Additionally, during transportation from the manufacturer to the 4S dealership, the new car will undergo some movement. Methods to determine the actual mileage of the vehicle are as follows: 1. Check the vehicle's exhaust pipe: Wipe the inside of the exhaust pipe with a tissue when the engine is cold. Typically, the exhaust of a new car is relatively clean, whereas a used car's exhaust will be blackened like coal. 2. Inspect the vehicle's chassis: If possible, request to lift the vehicle and check the chassis for any wear or scratches. High-speed driving may cause damage from flying gravel, and driving over rough roads might lead to bumps. If a lift is unavailable, you can also look from underneath the car. 3. Examine the vehicle's tires: New car tires usually have noticeable tread hairs on the surface. If the tread hairs are intact, the car's mileage is within the normal range.