Where can the manufacturing date of a new car be found?

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The manufacturing date of a car can be checked in the following two locations: 1. Below the B-pillar on the passenger side: Open the door to see this plate, which only specifies the year and month, and includes the vehicle's VIN. 2. The certificate of conformity that comes with the new car: Located in the upper right corner of the certificate, the production date here can be specified down to the exact day. It should be noted that the above two methods may not apply to all vehicle models. When a new car arrives at the dealership, there will be a paper manufacturing plate on the windshield in front of the driver's seat. This paper plate indicates the VIN and the official fuel consumption. If the date at the very bottom of the paper plate is specified down to the exact day, it can be considered as the manufacturing date. If the plate only specifies the year and month, it cannot be used as the manufacturing date.