Is it normal to drive 20,000 kilometers a year?
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Under normal circumstances, a family car is driven 20,000 to 30,000 kilometers a year, so driving 20,000 kilometers a year is relatively normal. Here is some relevant information about car mileage: 1. Classification of car mileage: There are generally two types of car mileage—one is the total mileage the vehicle has traveled, and the other is the measurable total mileage. 2. Measurable mileage: The owner can manually reset this. There is usually a small button (cylindrical) next to the number, and pressing it for a long time will reset it. 3. Total mileage traveled by the vehicle: Normally, this cannot be reset, although some used car dealers can adjust the value using instruments. The number can only increase unidirectionally (the number gets larger and larger), and the displayed number indicates how many kilometers the car has traveled. 4. Check the manual: Due to differences in car models and brands, the display on the dashboard may vary.