No, but they will impact your credit score the same amount the first one did. A fictitious example would be, if the first credit pull dropped your score 25 points, and then you get another hard pull 60 days later, your score will go down an additional 25 points on top of the first drop.
For credit applications for car loans, all applications within a 2-3 week time frame are treated as one so they only drop your credit score once, no matter how many of them you do in that short time frame because its assumed you are shopping for a loan.
So, 6 credit apps for a car loan at over a 2 week period would only drop your score that same 25 points the first one did (again the number of point drop is made up by me).
2 credit apps over a 60 day period would drop your score a combined 50 points over that time.
It may or may not matter to a person, for various reasons, but in general its a good idea to be aware of this stuff and avoid unnecessary credit pulls.
I guess it's hard to say given how many factors are involved in credit scores. I can see my score drop on 4/23 the day I applied for the Tesla loan. It went down 6 points due to that credit check. I'm not going to say my exact credit score but it's over 800 so that's in the noise for me. But by the time I took delivery on 6/6, I checked it again and I had already gained back 8 points. Impossible to tell if 6 of those were me getting back the points lost to the credit check or whether it's just fluctuating credit card monthly expenditures. I never have a balance on my credit cards but my score gets dinged more by what I've currently spent on my credit card for the month (before I even pay it for that month) than any credit checks.
I suppose maybe if I held balances on credit cards I'd get dinged more by credit checks. I don't really know. I'm lucky enough that credit scores have never been something I've had to worry about.