A six-seater car requires inspection every 2 years. Here is relevant information about annual inspections: 1. Annual inspection is essentially a vehicle inspection, but the term is more colloquial. It refers to the safety examination conducted annually or biennially on automobiles, covering comprehensive checks including horns, brakes, axle weight, chassis, ignition system, lighting system, exhaust system, license plate installation, etc. 2. Annual inspection implies routine examination on a yearly basis. While the term 'annual check' typically refers to formal inspections of items like IC cards, 'annual inspection' is more commonly used in daily life for reviewing items such as meal tickets or shopping membership cards. 3. Motor vehicle annual inspections are categorized into three types: 1. Non-commercial passenger vehicles with fewer than 9 seats undergo inspection at testing stations, with inspection certificates printed on the duplicate of the vehicle license upon passing; 2. For passenger vehicles with more than 9 seats and trucks, owners must first undergo appearance inspection at pre-inspection points of the local traffic police detachment to verify if the seats meet requirements or if reflective signs and rear/side protective devices are properly affixed. After passing the pre-inspection, they proceed to testing stations with the pre-inspection certificate; 3. Vehicles like motorcycles and tricycles fall under manual inspection. Owners must undergo manual inspection at pre-inspection points of the local traffic police detachment and, upon passing, obtain the inspection certificate at the vehicle management window of the detachment.
