What to Do If the Production Dates of the Front and Rear Glass of a New Car Are Inconsistent?
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It is normal for the production dates of the front and rear glass of a new car to be inconsistent, as there can indeed be discrepancies between the glass production dates and the vehicle during assembly. This is because it is impossible for all the glass to be produced at the exact same time, and it has no bearing on whether the car itself has any issues. If there are quality problems with the glass, such as cracking, the inconsistent production dates can serve as valid evidence of glass quality issues, but they cannot prove that the car itself has any problems. Different components in various locations are manufactured separately by the automaker's suppliers and then assembled into a new car by the manufacturer. It is possible for different parts of the vehicle to have different manufacturing dates, and this is nothing to worry about. Such inconsistencies do not indicate that the car has been in an accident or has other issues.