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What time does the 4S shop close for lunch during maintenance?

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EmersonFitz

07/29/25 5:30pm

Different 4S shops have varying lunch break times. Below is specific information about 4S shops: 1. Definition: A 4S shop is a sales outlet that integrates automobile sales, maintenance, parts, and information services. The 4S model is a car franchise model centered around the "four-in-one" concept, including vehicle sales (Sale), spare parts (Sparepart), after-sales service (Service), and information feedback (Survey). It features a unified appearance, logo, and management standards, and only deals with a single brand. It is a distinctive tangible market with consistent channels and a unified cultural concept, and the advantages of 4S shops in enhancing automobile brands and the image of automobile manufacturers are evident. 2. Development: The 4S shop was introduced to China from Europe after 1998. Due to its close production and sales relationship with various manufacturers, along with advantages such as a superior shopping environment and strong brand awareness, it was once emulated by many domestic manufacturers. A 4S shop typically distributes one or several equidistant franchise stores for a single brand in a region, built according to the manufacturer's unified design requirements for both interior and exterior. The investment is substantial, often reaching millions or even tens of millions, with a luxurious and impressive appearance.

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