Which department should I contact if I was cheated when buying a used car?
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If you were cheated when buying a used car, you can contact the Administration for Industry and Commerce, the Consumer Association, or the judicial department. However, generally speaking, the path to consumer rights protection is very difficult. It is recommended to retain relevant evidence and directly sue the other party. Below is relevant information about purchasing a used car: Material preparation: vehicle license, vehicle registration certificate, vehicle purchase tax certificate, road maintenance fee receipt, insurance policy, vehicle and vessel usage tax certificate, ID card. The used car transaction contract must be supervised by the industrial and commercial department, with both the buyer and seller holding a copy. The contract must be filed with the industrial and commercial department before proceeding with vehicle change procedures or transfer procedures. Pay attention to usage condition: When purchasing a used car, you need to pay attention to the vehicle's usage condition, such as the production date of the car and the mileage of the car. The mileage of the car can reflect how long the car has been driven, directly indicating the service life of the car.