Why Do New Cars Have Mileage?
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Generally, when a new car arrives at a 4S dealership, the mileage will not show as 0 kilometers. This is because after the car rolls off the production line, the manufacturer will have professionals conduct test drives and evaluations to identify any issues promptly. Additionally, during transportation from the manufacturer to the dealership, the new car will undergo some movement. Inspect the car body: Check for scratches or wear on the paint, preferably under ample sunlight to detect any color discrepancies. Check the vehicle identification plate: The car's identification plate is located on the side of the driver's door or inside the engine compartment. Pay attention to the manufacturing date. Check the windshield: If the windshield glass is a year or more older than the car's production date, it may have been replaced. Check the engine compartment for cleanliness: If the car has been stored for a long time or used, there may be noticeable dust or stains in certain areas. Check the doors: Ensure the doors open and close smoothly, and that the gaps between the doors and the front and rear bumpers are consistent.