How Many Years Can a Car Be Driven?
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Vehicles are categorized as follows based on their type: 1. Non-commercial passenger vehicles with fewer than 9 seats can be used for 15 years. If the vehicle meets the scrapping standards but the owner wishes to continue using it, no approval is required. After passing an inspection, the vehicle's service life can be extended. 2. Tourist passenger vehicles and non-commercial passenger vehicles with 9 or more seats can be used for 10 years. If the vehicle meets the scrapping standards but the owner wishes to continue using it, the current regulations and procedures apply, and the service life can be extended for up to 10 years. 3. Tourist passenger vehicles with extended service life must undergo 4 annual inspections, while non-commercial passenger vehicles with 9 or more seats and extended service life must undergo 2 annual inspections. For vehicles older than 15 years, starting from the 16th year, 4 annual inspections are required. 4. The service life of commercial buses is adjusted to 10 years. If the vehicle meets the scrapping standards but the owner wishes to continue using it, the current regulations and procedures apply, and the service life can be extended for up to 4 years, with 4 annual inspections required during the extended period.