How Often Should a New Car Undergo Inspection?
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For privately-owned passenger vehicles (excluding those with seven seats or more) within the first 6 years of use, they will be exempt from the on-site inspection line test. New cars require inspection every two years, but are exempt from the second and fourth year on-site inspections. Below is more relevant information: I. Preparations before the annual inspection: 1. Check if the vehicle has any traffic violation records. If there are any, clear them at the traffic police station (traffic violation inquiry). 2. The vehicle inspection should be done as early as possible, as many owners only discover during the inspection that their vehicles are blocked due to unresolved violations, preventing normal annual inspection. II. Documents required for annual inspection: When applying for the annual inspection, provide the compulsory traffic accident liability insurance certificate, the vehicle and vessel tax payment or exemption proof. After handling any traffic violations or accidents, directly apply to the traffic management department for the inspection mark.