Does a car in its tenth year require an annual inspection?

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An annual inspection is required. According to legal regulations, non-commercial vehicles with seven seats or fewer are exempt from on-site annual inspections for the first six years after purchase, but must renew their annual inspection decals every two years by presenting copies of the compulsory traffic insurance policy, ID card, and vehicle registration certificate. From the sixth to the tenth year, these vehicles must undergo on-site inspections every two years. Below is relevant information: Definition of Annual Inspection: Annual inspection, colloquially referred to as 'annual review,' involves a safety check of the vehicle conducted annually or biennially. This comprehensive inspection covers components such as the horn, brakes, axle weight, chassis, ignition system, lighting system, exhaust system, and license plate installation. Preparation: Verify the accuracy of the insurance policy, especially for the first annual inspection of a new car. If the information on the insurance policy does not match the actual situation, corrections must be made with the insurance company.