Do I have to look at the date when I pick up the car?

You don't need to look at the date to pick up the car. This is superstitious behavior. Pay special attention to the place with plenty of light, preferably outdoor natural light.

From different directions and angles, see if the car's sheet metal is flat and the paint color is different, so as to prevent the car dealer from selling you the car he touched. In addition, pay special attention to some corners such as doors. If paint traces of different colors are found, it means that the car must be repainted or even replaced in a large area.

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Some car dealers will sell repaired cars or test cars as new cars, which we should pay special attention to when choosing cars. The first thing to look at is the tires. If you see obvious wear on the tread, it means that the car has been used or tested for a certain period of time. In addition, you can also pay attention to whether there is dust in the air filter and whether the liquid level and color of brake oil and booster oil are normal.