Car purchase invoice and vehicle certificate are necessary documents for car users, so when buying a car, you must ask the dealer for the car purchase invoice and certificate. Among them, it is necessary to check whether the vehicle certificate is consistent with the nameplate information inside the vehicle, such as engine number, frame number, factory year, exhaust volume, model, etc.
2. Three Guarantees Certificate, Vehicle Manual and New Car Delivery Confirmation Sheet
Both the vehicle manual and the three-guarantee certificate provide evidence for the future maintenance and warranty of the vehicle, which must be checked and collected. In addition, the new car delivery confirmation form is a form for the 4S shop and the owner to verify whether the relevant documents of the vehicle have been delivered completely, and the owner can compare them.
3. Driver's license and vehicle insurance policy
If the 4S shop is responsible for licensing and handling insurance, then you need to get the original insurance policy, insurance invoice, strong insurance invoice, purchase tax invoice, tax payment certificate and strong insurance target from the seller. The traffic insurance sign needs to be pasted on the upper right of the front windshield in time, and the driving license and driver's license need to be carried with the vehicle.
Extended data:
1. First, visually inspect the paint surface of the car body, check whether there are scratches, spots, dents and wear on the paint surface, observe whether there is color difference on the paint surface in sunny conditions, open the car door and push and pull it from several angles, let the light shine from different angles, and check whether the sheet metal is flat and whether there are repair marks.
2. Check the nameplate of the vehicle. The nameplate of the vehicle is located on the driver's door or in the engine compartment. Pay attention to whether the factory date is too long apart. Generally speaking, if the time is more than half a year, then this car is likely to be a stock car or a test drive. At the same time, the information on the vehicle nameplate should be consistent with the information on the vehicle certificate.
3. Check the windshield as shown in the figure. The number represents the latest production year, the dot represents the production month, and the dot is on the left of the number, indicating that it was produced in the first half of the year. Subtract the black dot from 7 to get the specific year; If there is a dot on the right side of the number, it means it was produced in the second half of the year. Subtract the black dot with 13 to get the specific year. If the window glass is too far away from the production date of the new car for more than one year or more, it is likely that the window glass has been replaced.
4. Open the engine compartment cover and check whether the engine compartment is clean. If the vehicle is left for a long time or used, there will be obvious dust or stains in some places.