How often should a six-year-old car undergo annual inspection?
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A six-year-old car requires an annual inspection. Below is relevant information about motor vehicle annual inspections: 1. History of motor vehicle inspections: In the past, motor vehicles needed annual inspections to ensure safe operation without potential hazards. However, recent regulatory changes have adjusted these policies, including modifications to inspection requirements. 2. Specific details: A trial exemption policy applies to non-commercial passenger cars and small/mini vehicles (excluding vans, 7-seat or larger vehicles, and those involved in fatal accidents) within their first 6 years. These vehicles require biennial documentation submission to obtain inspection certificates. The new policy only exempts sub-6-year vehicles - inspection frequency remains unchanged for older vehicles: annually for 7-15 year-old vehicles, and semi-annually beyond 15 years.