How to Identify Yellow Label Vehicles?

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Here are the methods to identify yellow label vehicles: 1. Judging by the year of manufacture: This is a simple way to identify yellow label vehicles. Generally, domestically produced vehicles manufactured before 1996 and imported vehicles manufactured before 1998 are classified as yellow label vehicles. The simplest criteria for identifying yellow label vehicles are: 1. Passenger cars and mini trucks with gasoline or gas fuel types registered before July 1, 2000; 2. Light trucks with gasoline or gas fuel types registered before October 1, 2001; 3. Medium and heavy-duty trucks (including semi-trailer tractors) and medium and large passenger cars with gasoline fuel types registered before July 1, 2003; 4. Medium and heavy-duty trucks (including semi-trailer tractors) and medium and large passenger cars with gas fuel types registered before September 1, 2001; 5. Mini and small passenger cars with diesel fuel types registered before July 1, 2008; 6. Mini and light trucks with diesel fuel types registered before July 1, 2009; 7. Medium and heavy-duty trucks (including semi-trailer tractors) and medium and large passenger cars with diesel fuel types registered before July 1, 2008. 2. Judging by the vehicle's exhaust emissions: Vehicles with spark-ignition engines that do not meet the National I standard or above and vehicles with compression-ignition engines that do not meet the National III standard or above are classified as yellow label vehicles. 3. Querying on the Motor Vehicle Environmental Protection Website: If owners want to know whether their vehicle is a yellow label vehicle, they can log in to the "Yellow Label Vehicle Query System" on the Motor Vehicle Environmental Protection Website, fill in the required information according to the system's instructions, and follow the steps to find out whether their vehicle is classified as a yellow label vehicle.