Where to Buy Inventory Cars?
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Inventory cars can be purchased at 4S stores or car dealerships. Methods for selecting inventory cars: 1. Check the exterior: When choosing a new car, you can request to compare two models of the same type. Pay attention to the body gaps and paintwork. There are techniques for this observation—focus on the gaps between the bumper and the body, door gaps, and the gaps between the front and rear bumpers. Open the doors to check for any color differences between the interior and exterior paint. For the paintwork, good lighting conditions are crucial. The best lighting is natural daylight, as it reveals all flaws. If selecting a car in a showroom, observe it at an angle against the daylight for a similar effect. 2. Check the mechanics: A well-functioning engine should have no oil stains on the exterior, respond quickly and sensitively when started, run smoothly without shaking, produce even sounds, and have no sharp or irregular noises. When cold, the idle speed should be slightly higher, around 1,000 RPM on the tachometer. After the water temperature rises, the idle speed should drop to around 780 RPM. At this point, lightly pressing the accelerator should result in a responsive reaction without knocking or loose sounds. Touching the engine cover should reveal no significant vibrations, and when sitting inside the car, the engine noise should be barely audible. If unsure about these aspects, comparing two running engines side by side is also a good method.
