Is there a mandatory retirement age for cars now?
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Currently, there is no mandatory retirement age for cars, but there are still some restrictions. Here is an introduction to the knowledge about retirement age: 1. Private cars: Private cars include 5-seater sedans and 7-seater SUVs. Small and micro non-operational vehicles have no usage period, but when the mileage reaches 600,000 kilometers, the state will guide them to be retired. 2. Operational vehicles: Taxis have a usage period of 8 years, and when the time is up, they will be mandatorily guided to retire. Domestic pickup trucks are mandatorily retired after 15 years. Medium-sized taxi passenger vehicles have a usage period of 10 years, and when the time is up, they will be mandatorily guided to retire. Heavy, medium, and light-duty trucks have a usage period of 15 years, and when the time is up, they will be mandatorily guided to retire. Semi-trailer tractors have a usage period of 15 years, and when the time is up, they will be mandatorily guided to retire. Micro trucks have a usage period of 12 years.