What to Pay Attention to When Buying a New Car?

[VanHarrison]

Key considerations when purchasing a new car are as follows: 1. Documentation: Verify that all accompanying documents are complete and in order. 2. Confirm if the car is newly arrived at the dealership: Many dealerships, when faced with impatient buyers and no available stock, may transfer a vehicle from another dealership. These transferred vehicles are often ones that other dealerships have passed over. 3. Vehicle verification: Carefully check if the car is a display model, stock vehicle, test drive car, faulty car, or accident car. 4. Certificates: Ensure you have the vehicle qualification certificate, product manual, invoice, warranty card, etc., especially cross-checking the qualification certificate in detail. 5. Check the manufacturing date on the qualification certificate and the engine nameplate: Review the dealership's inventory receipt (some dealerships may give various excuses to prevent you from seeing it) to confirm the production date and arrival date, determining if it's a stock vehicle. Normally, cars manufactured within the last three months are generally fine, but if it's been over three months or even half a year, more thorough inspection is required.