Can a 10-Year-Old Cruze Still Be Driven?

[AdrianFitz]

A 10-year-old Cruze can still be driven. Currently, all passenger cars have a 15-year lifespan, and if you wish to continue driving it beyond 15 years, you will need to undergo a vehicle inspection at the testing station every six months, which can be quite troublesome. Failure to Meet Safety Technical Standards: If the vehicle, after repairs and adjustments, still does not comply with the national safety technical standards for in-use vehicles, it cannot be driven further. Emissions or Noise: If, after repairs, adjustments, or the application of control technologies, the vehicle's emissions or noise still do not meet the national standards for in-use vehicles, it cannot be driven further. Three Consecutive Failed Inspection Cycles: If the vehicle fails to obtain an inspection compliance mark for three consecutive inspection cycles after the expiration of its inspection validity period, it cannot be driven further.