How to Make Modified Cars Legal for Road Use?
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Modified cars can be made legal for road use through the following methods: 1. Exterior modifications: You can achieve this through decals or car wraps, but the area covered must be within 30% of the vehicle's surface to be considered a legal modification; 2. Body color modifications: The modified color cannot exceed three main tones. After modification, you must complete the change procedures at the vehicle management office within ten days and obtain a new driver's license; 3. Safety considerations: Interior modifications must be done without compromising driving safety; 4. Other aspects: Small or micro passenger cars can have their front and rear anti-collision devices modified if damaged. Adding windshields, water tanks, spare tires, etc., to cargo motor vehicles does not require change registration and is legal, but modifications must not obscure the license plate or affect driving.