In recent years, the domestic automobile market demand is sluggish. Affected by various factors, consumer confidence is low, consumers are hesitant to buy cars, and car sales continue to decline. Many car companies have suffered heavy losses in this cold winter, and many car companies are even facing bankruptcy. Some riders are curious, why can't the national six cars be sold? Xiaobian this will take you to understand.
As a car owner, we must have the most say. The first reason must be because it's too hard to get a car. Now people's income has increased, many people have saved money to buy a car, but after buying it, they find that the pressure of maintaining a car is quite large, and they have to spend a lot of money to maintain a car every month. In addition, oil prices fluctuate greatly and maintenance costs are high. In addition to fines, tolls, etc., it costs at least 2,000 yuan per month.
Another reason is because of the current traffic pressure. Although there are many roads in the country, and many cities have built wide roads, the number of cars in the city is basically several million. Speaking of commuting, at a glance, there are cars on the road, and everyone is stuck in the road. Also, there are a lot of traffic rules now. If you are not careful, you may violate the rules and regulations. They will not only face deductions, but also fines and enormous pressure.
The final reason people are afraid to buy a car is that current car emissions standards are changing too quickly. China V has only been implemented for a few years, and now it has become China VI, and the National VII standard seems to be on the way. I have bought a car now, will it still pass the annual inspection in two years? If the car's exhaust emissions do not meet the standard, the car will face the possibility of scrapping, and everyone is afraid that the car they buy will become a pile of scrap metal, so it is like waiting to buy a car.
Many prospective car owners said that these problems are actually very realistic. If the emissions standards are updated too quickly, the cars they buy can turn into a pile of scrap iron, and no one wants to encounter such problems. I think everyone's concerns are justified. Emission standards are updated too quickly, and some old cars will become unqualified cars, facing obsolescence. This is unacceptable for car owners. Therefore, it is also hoped that the relevant departments can consider the feelings of car owners before introducing policies. What do you guys think? Welcome to leave a message to discuss?