What to Do If the Production Dates of the Glass on a Newly Purchased Car Are Different?

[DePeter]

This situation is normal. Different production dates on the glass of a new car do not prove that the car has issues like being an accident vehicle. The reason for different production dates on the glass is that the vehicle assembly plant is a production line where parts are stocked in advance and it's impossible to ensure immediate assembly every time, making it difficult to synchronize the timing. Additionally, different batches of glass naturally have different production dates. Here are methods to determine if the car glass has been replaced: 1. Check the glass label. After replacement, the label on the new glass will differ significantly from the original factory glass. Typically, the original factory glass label includes not only the car brand's logo but also the glass manufacturer's logo. 2. Check the manufacturer. By examining the manufacturer's code on the glass, you can identify which company produced the glass. Generally, car manufacturers purchase glass in bulk and do not use too many brands or the same brand from different locations.