How many kilometers can a car drive at most?

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McBarrett
07/30/25 6:58am
Under normal circumstances, as long as the car is maintained on time, not driven aggressively, and used properly, it can drive for more than 1 million kilometers. Here is some relevant information: 1. The main component that affects the lifespan of a vehicle is the engine, along with some wear-prone and moving parts, such as rubber bushings, sealing strips, oil seals, and bearings. As the mileage increases, the engine will be the first to develop problems, followed by the aging of rubber bushings leading to loose parts and abnormal noises. 2. According to Chinese laws, cars must be forcibly scrapped after reaching 600,000 kilometers. However, the mandatory scrapping standards vary for different vehicle models. For specific laws and regulations, you can refer to Article 7 of the 'Mandatory Scrapping Standards for Motor Vehicles' issued by the Ministry of Commerce in 2013.
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