How Many Kilometers Can a Car Run at Most?

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Currently, there are no national regulations specifying a specific scrapping period or mileage limit. From the date of initial vehicle registration, passenger cars must undergo an annual inspection every two years within the first ten years, every six months after ten years, and every three months after fifteen years. All vehicles must undergo an annual emissions test. As long as the car passes the annual inspection, it can be driven on the road. Below are the factors that affect a car's lifespan: Turning the Steering Wheel to Full Lock Quickly: Turning the steering wheel to full lock quickly can cause significant damage to the car's steering system. Since the mechanical components in the steering system are subject to wear, rapidly turning the wheel to full lock can easily increase wear on the ball joints and connecting rods in the steering system. Not Slowing Down on Rough Roads: This can affect the wheel alignment system, causing the vehicle to pull to one side, and may even damage the suspension system and the chassis engine.