How many more years can a National II emission standard vehicle be driven?
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There are no national regulations requiring the unified scrapping of National II vehicles in 2021. The scrapping regulations for private vehicles remain: vehicles will be forcibly scrapped only when the mileage reaches 600,000 kilometers or if they fail to undergo annual inspections for three consecutive years. Previously, the state set a 15-year limit for mandatory scrapping. However, many owners had driven their cars for 15 years with very low mileage and good vehicle condition. Now, switching to mileage-based scrapping guidance is more reasonable. Extended content: Methods to protect your vehicle are as follows: 1. Body maintenance: Regularly wash your car's body. Car washing should not be taken lightly; improper cleaning can damage the outer clear coat, leading to a dull finish on your car's paint. Use a neutral and mild detergent to remove sand particles and dirt from the car's paint surface. 2. Cabin cleaning: Cabin cleanliness is related to the health of your entire family. Neglecting cabin hygiene can easily lead to bacterial growth, which is detrimental to the physical and mental health of your family. In fact, with the appropriate use of some auxiliary tools, cabin cleaning can be done easily. A car vacuum cleaner is a great cleaning assistant. 3. Tire maintenance: Since tires are in constant contact and friction with the ground, they are more prone to damage. Without proper maintenance, it is difficult to ensure driving safety. Therefore, daily car maintenance should not overlook details like tire care.
