Beijing men's 4S shop bought a new car for 550 thousand yuan, but it was an accident car. What should I pay attention to when buying a car?

A man in Beijing spent 550,000 yuan on a quasi-new car in his fourth son's shop, and found that it turned out to be an accident car. When buying a car, you should pay attention to the frame number and production date of the vehicle, so as to judge whether the car you bought is a quasi-new car. In fact, in order to sell vehicles, many businesses will consider deliberately changing the frame number and the frame number on the Green Paper. Even used cars will be directly sold as new cars. If consumers buy such vehicles, they can claim compensation from 4S stores.

The 4S shop spent 550,000 yuan on a new car. After inspection, it was found that this car turned out to be an accident car, which was unacceptable to any consumer. Because consumers are happy when they buy a new car, this person spent 550 thousand yuan to ask a professional organization for appraisal when he went to a 4S shop to buy Audi. It is found that this car is not a quasi-new car, but an accident car. It is conceivable that there will be certain safety hazards in the accident car, and this man can also choose to sue this 4S shop.

As an adult, when buying a new car, you need to check the frame number and the production date of the car in advance. Many people in life want to buy new cars when they buy new ones. But there is no way to know exactly when the production date of the vehicle is. When buying a new car, you can start the engine first to see if there is dust in it.

Young people can get a second appraisal from the relevant departments when they distinguish whether their cars are quasi-new or used. Only through such technical means can the economic losses of consumers be reduced more effectively. Even if consumers trust 4S stores, they will find that 4S stores do not mention new cars to customers according to the conventional operation methods. However, because of the big profits, they will directly sell used cars to consumers as first-hand cars.