What Should Be Included When Buying a Car?
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Typically, when purchasing a car, some dealerships may offer sun films, which are divided into full-body and partial-body options, both being quite practical. In addition to sun films, some dealerships might also provide floor mats or carpets, which help maintain cleanliness inside the vehicle. Furthermore, mud flaps might be included as a practical accessory. Other possible gifts include trunk waterproof mats, cargo nets, seat covers, engine guards, and for higher-end vehicles, even satellite navigation devices. Here are some points to note about these complimentary items: 1. Steering wheel covers: First on the list are steering wheel covers. Among car accessories, these are merely decorative and offer little functional benefit for driving. If a low-quality steering wheel cover is used, its low friction coefficient may cause it to slip during steering, leading to imprecise control and potential hazards in emergencies. 2. Sun films: Many car owners apply sun films to their car windows after purchasing a new vehicle, primarily for sun protection and privacy in the cabin. While offering sun films is a common sales tactic by 4S shops, the quality of these films often has flaws, with the most noticeable issue being a strong odor. 3. Car ornaments: To cater to some owners' preferences for decorating their car interiors, some 4S shops may offer hanging or dashboard ornaments. However, placing items near the dashboard can obstruct the deployment of airbags in emergencies. Additionally, during severe jolts, these ornaments can easily injure the vehicle's occupants.
