Can a car with scratches pass the annual inspection?

[RyanLee]

Scratches on the car body do not affect the inspection. Relevant regulations for annual inspection: According to the "Motor Vehicle Inspection Work Regulations," the items for appearance inspection include: all window glass should be intact without mirror-reflective sunshade film; various lights and instruments should be complete and effective; brakes and handbrakes should perform well; equipped with effective fire extinguishers and reflective warning signs; tire treads on the same axle should be consistent; no detachable or flip-up license plate frames are used. Impact on inspection: As long as safety facilities like the triangular warning sign and fire extinguisher are complete, and the car's appearance and color match the photo on the vehicle registration certificate, there should be no issue. Even if the car body is repainted to cover scratches, resulting in color differences on the surface, it will not affect the car inspection, unless the car was originally white and is repainted black.