HS code application in re-export scenarios

List of the contents of this article:

• 1. How to query car recall information
• 2,HS code application in re-export scenarios How to check whether your car has been recalled?
• 3, How to check whether the car has been recalled?

How to check car recall information

Search by car model If you don't know your VIN number, you can find it by car model. Under the "Defective Product Recall Management" page of the website, you can find the column "View Recall Information by Vehicle Brand".Click on the vehicle brand you own, and then select the model to check whether the vehicle has been recalled.

Step 1: Visit the official website of FAW Volkswagen (https://) and enter the "Recall Inquiry" page. Step 2: Enter your vehicle identification number (VIN code) and click the "Query" button. Step 3: The query results will show whether there is a problem with your car and the reason for the recall.

The website inquiry method is to first enter the official website of the defective product management center of the State Administration for Market Supervision and Administration, and then click the car recall inquiry in the lower left corner, enter the VIN code of your car, a total of 17 digits, and you can directly inquire whether the car model is a recalled vehicle.

How to check whether your car has been recalled?

1. Search by car model If you don't know your VIN number, you can find it by car model. Under the "Defective Product Recall Management" page of the website, you can find the column "View Recall Information by Vehicle Brand". Click on the vehicle brand you own, and then select the model to check whether the vehicle has been recalled.

2. The website inquiry method is to first enter the official website of the defective product management center of the State Administration for Market Supervision and Administration, and then click the car recall inquiry in the lower left corner, enter the VIN code of your car, a total of 17 digits, and you can directly inquire whether the car model is a recalled vehicle.

3. Whether your car has been recalled or not, if the recall is officially implemented, you will take the initiative to contact the car owner after sales. You can call and inquire according to the official announcement or the contact information displayed in the announcement of the State Administration of Market Supervision.If you want to know more about car recalls, you can log in to China Automobile Recall Network.

4. Step 1: Visit the official website of FAW Volkswagen (https://) and enter the "Recall Inquiry" page. Step 2: Enter your vehicle identification number (VIN code) and click the "Query" button. Step 3: The query results will show whether there is a problem with your car and the reason for the recall.

How to check whether the car has been recalled?

1. Search by car model If you don't know your VIN number, you can find it by car model. Under the "Defective Product Recall Management" page of the website, you can find the column "View Recall Information by Vehicle Brand". Click on the vehicle brand you own, and then select the model to check whether the vehicle has been recalled.

2. After the manufacturer's recall is officially implemented, the after-sales service will take the initiative to contact the car owner, and according to the official announcement or the contact information shown on the announcement of the State Administration for Market Supervision and Administration, you can directly call to inquire. Or learn about it through online inquiry.

3. You can check whether there is a record of car recall by checking at administrative organs, repair shops and dealers. Consumers can also log in to the website of the National Automobile Product Quality Supervision and Inspection Center and enter the model, car owner's name and other information to check whether the car has a recall record.

4. If you want to check whether your car has been recalled, you can follow the steps: Step 1: Visit the official website of FAW Volkswagen (https://) and enter the "Recall Inquiry" page. Step 2: Enter your vehicle identification number (VIN code) and click the "Query" button.