Why are the production dates of glass on the same car different?
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During vehicle assembly, the main factory is an assembly plant where parts are stocked in advance for a period of time. It's impossible to ensure immediate assembly every time, so synchronization in timing is difficult to achieve. Additionally, different batches of glass naturally have different production dates. Extended information: 1. Different batches, different dates: Glass is produced on a continuous production line that basically cannot be stopped. Different batches of glass naturally have different production dates, even if they are installed on the same car. This does not indicate any other issues with the vehicle. It's impossible for all the glass on a car to be identical, and this has no bearing on whether the car itself has any problems. 2. Glass quality issues: If there are quality problems with the glass, such as cracking, the inconsistent production dates can serve as valid evidence of glass quality issues. However, this does not prove any problems with the car itself, and the vehicle warranty is based on the vehicle's sales date. Generally, the vehicle's production date can be found on the nameplate on the passenger side door. Of course, if every piece of glass on a car has a different production date, caution is advised, as this could indicate a refurbished vehicle. In such cases, it's necessary to check the vehicle's complete records.
