Will the 4S store have water trucks?

4S stores will not have trucks with water damage. If there are trucks with water damage, they will be taken away. There is currently no legal prohibition on the entry of "water-soaked cars" into the market. If a car dealer conceals the condition of a "water-soaked car" and sells it, it will violate the relevant provisions of the "Consumer Rights Protection Law" and constitute consumer fraud. If consumers encounter such a situation, they can call the 12315 consumer complaint hotline to lodge a complaint with the local industrial and commercial department.

Inspection methods for blister trucks:

1. Open the hood and check whether there is sludge in the water tank, air-conditioning radiator, and front panel of the water tank (viewed from below);

2. Check the small parts next to the engine, the charging motor, the starter motor, the wire socket, and the sludge at the joints of the left and right wheel tortoises;

3. Check the springs and inner seats of the front and rear seats (turned upside down) Cover with brown cloth to retain sludge and musty smell;

4. Check the hidden joints of the rear wheels on both sides of the rear trunk seat (spare tire seat) for sludge residue;

5. The residual sludge can be caused by the structure, wires, and socket connectors in the dashboard seat;

6. There are obvious lines of sludge in the "center pillar" between the front and rear doors (covered with plastic trim panels). Indicates the height of the car soaked in water (it is difficult to clean because there are too many dead joints in the car pillar);

7. Use a screwdriver to dig out the front and rear windshield rubbers (from inside the car). If there is sludge inside, it is If the water level exceeds the hood of the car, the car will be completely soaked (destroyed).