Check whether there are scratches, cracks, water stains, rust, or traces of repainting on the car's exterior paint, whether the door gaps are uniform, whether the engine is manufactured properly, whether the vehicle chassis and battery are complete, and whether all the necessary documents for the new car are in order. Inspect the exterior in a well-lit area. Examine carefully and patiently for any scratches on the paint surface. Pay special attention to the four corners of the car, as they are prone to scratches. Also, check if the bumper strips are smoothly installed, if the fenders are securely fixed, and if the seam sizes are reasonable. Check the levels of various oils, engine oil, antifreeze, and brake fluid when the car is cool to ensure they meet the standard values. Verify the remaining quantities for safety. The battery connectors and windshield washer fluid are also important. This is also a visual inspection. Electrical system: Test each window one by one for smooth operation, listening for any unusual sounds, and check functions like one-touch up/down. If there is an anti-pinch feature, test it with an object. Inspect the sunroof thoroughly. Besides the windows, also check the operation of the windshield wipers. Spray some windshield washer fluid first to see if the wipers function normally, if the speed changes in different settings, and if they operate smoothly. Don’t overlook details like the electric rearview mirrors.
