Can modified car interiors pass the annual inspection?

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LeJohn
07/29/25 11:19pm
Modifications to the interior of a car will not affect its annual inspection, but external modifications can impact the inspection. The car interior mainly includes the following subsystems: the dashboard system, the auxiliary dashboard system, the door trim panel system, the headliner system, the seat system, the pillar trim panel system, other interior trim components in the cabin, the cabin air circulation system, the trunk interior trim system, the engine compartment interior trim system, carpets, seat belts, airbags, and the steering wheel.
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