Why Shouldn't You Buy Stock Vehicles?
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There are several reasons why stock vehicles should be avoided: Aging Components: Some 4S stores park their vehicles outdoors. Cars contain many rubber components such as tires, wiper blades, and sealing strips. These rubber parts will deteriorate after prolonged exposure to sun and rain. This may ultimately affect vehicle performance - aged tires pose a risk of blowouts, while deteriorated seals may cause water leakage. Tire Deformation: After vehicles are delivered to 4S stores, they typically remain stationary. This causes prolonged pressure on one side of the tires, potentially leading to deformation. If the deformation isn't severe, it may be difficult to detect visually. Deformed tires can cause vehicle wobbling during driving and even increase the risk of tire blowouts. Aging Electronic Components: Whether stored indoors or outdoors, prolonged inactivity makes electronic components highly susceptible to moisture damage. Damp electronic parts can easily cause circuit short circuits, which may damage these components, prevent vehicle startup, or in severe cases, even lead to spontaneous combustion.