For appearance consistency checks across a batch of new cars, start by locking down panel gaps and transport damage, then cross-verify with paint scratches and color differences and per-vehicle photos and exception handling. Standardize the lighting and camera angle first, then record paint, color and panel gaps for each vehicle; flag any abnormal vehicle separately and re-inspect it. Keep paint scratches and color differences as the primary record, file the materials for panel gaps and transport damage, and have the person in charge re-confirm when per-vehicle photos and exception handling change.
See How can dealers reduce risk when buying cars that are not yet in supplier stock? for the supporting steps. The paint and panel check holds only for the current configuration and VIN; re-verify if the model year, software or batch changes. If you need to verify the vehicle models and export documents the paint and panel check covers, send the checklist to Starvia Automotive for a re-check by the China team.