When it comes to the rights and interests that consumers generally seek to protect, the quality of products undoubtedly occupies the top of the list, but in fact, such problems are still superficial. In the terminal sales link, consumers are likely to encounter some hidden sales fraud problems, such as the inconsistency between the propaganda slogan and the actual configuration, the opacity of the new car sales price and so on. Therefore, when the whole credit system and accountability system are not perfect, it can be said that consumers are unable to prevent the above possible problems.

  When all kinds of rights protection measures are not ideal, consumers may protect their rights through extreme behavior, or want to rely on the media. But the problem is that, based on China's current national conditions, some irrational and extreme rights protection methods of consumers can not only protect their own rights and interests, but also violate criminal responsibility and turn the protected party into the wrong party.

  There will also be many twists and turns in the way of safeguarding rights through the help of the media. In order not to be exposed by the media on March 15, some car enterprises will negotiate with them and pay a high "sealing fee". From these events, we can see two problems: first, most of the time, the media are willing or take the initiative to stand up for consumers' rights. In fact, its original intention is to coerce consumers to make car enterprises seek self-interest in the name of consumers' rights protection. Therefore, for consumers, sometimes they will be used by such media to count money for them.

  Second, as the growth point of regional GDP, the decline in production and sales of tricycle enterprises caused by the above quality problems is also something the government does not want to see, not to mention that many car enterprises are still the backbone of local industries and large taxpayers. For consumers, in the face of such a situation, what else can they do to protect their rights?