Will a new car have welding marks?
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New cars may have welding marks. Reasons for welding marks: In cases where special materials are used, structures cannot be overlapped, or the overlapping thickness is too large for spot welding to be applicable, seam welding is employed. This type of welding results in a full and uniform seam appearance, and since the parts themselves are relatively thick, welding marks may become visible. Impact of welding marks: The presence of welding marks is a normal phenomenon. Generally, it does not cause discomfort while driving nor affect travel safety. However, it might slightly impact the aesthetic appeal, but since these marks are usually located at the bottom of the car, the overall effect is minimal.