Can I buy a car that has been in stock for two years?

First, if the car in stock is stored in the parking lot for a long time, the car paint, tires, batteries, oil and other parts will age or even be scrapped.

The second is the stock car, which is often changed in color and returned to the factory. You can't sell it because everyone can't accept it.

Third, is there a warranty? Every car has a warranty period of at least two years. I believe that the failure rate of buying this car will be higher. It's definitely not possible without warranty. A short period of time is unacceptable. About five years is more appropriate. I wonder how the merchants will define this time.

Fourth, stock cars are similar to used cars. The price of this car is not favorable. There will be a discount when buying a new car. Two years later, what is its value? It is definitely not appropriate for this kind of stock car to be sold at the price of a new car.