What to Pay Attention to When Picking Up a New Car?

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DeCharlotte
07/24/25 8:53am
When picking up a new car, pay attention to the following: 1. Check the body surface for scratches or dents; 2. Look for signs of repainting in the engine compartment and the edges under the car; 3. Examine the gaps between the doors and the front hood to ensure they are symmetrical and not too large or too small; 4. Test the key and lock coordination when opening the doors, check if the doors open smoothly without excessive effort, and listen for any unusual noises from the door hinges; 5. Inspect the windshield for any damage or cracks, and verify if the glass is original by checking the markings at the bottom; 6. Check the vehicle accessories, such as the battery, wipers, engine oil, and other consumables, for signs of aging, and inspect the working condition of the chassis, rims, shock absorbers, and suspension.
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