How often should a five-seat motor vehicle be inspected?
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How often a five-seat motor vehicle should be inspected depends on different circumstances: 1. Within the first 6 years, it should be inspected once every 2 years; 2. After 6 years, it should be inspected once every year; 3. After 15 years, it should be inspected twice every year. The inspection time for a motor vehicle is determined by the date of its initial registration, and the annual inspection must not exceed the specified time frame. It can be conducted up to 3 months in advance or delayed by 1 month. The purposes of motor vehicle annual inspections are: 1. To promptly eliminate potential safety hazards of the vehicle; 2. To encourage better maintenance and upkeep of the vehicle; 3. To reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents. The contents of motor vehicle annual inspections include: 1. Checking the engine, chassis, body, and internal components of the vehicle; 2. Verifying whether all functions are operating normally and whether the vehicle's paint is even; 3. Inspecting the braking and steering systems; 4. Checking the vehicle's lights and exhaust; 5. Ensuring the vehicle's appearance matches the registration records at the vehicle management office.