What are the scrapping standards for small cars?

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MacValerie
07/29/25 7:45pm
Small motor vehicles have a service life of 15 years, but there is no mandatory scrapping. Relevant details are as follows: 1. Non-operational passenger vehicles with 9 seats or fewer have a service life of 15 years: If continued use is required after reaching the scrapping standard, no approval is needed. After passing inspection, the service life can be extended, with mandatory inspections twice a year. After 20 years, from the 21st year onward, inspections are required four times a year. 2. Tourist passenger vehicles and non-operational passenger vehicles with more than 9 seats have a service life of 10 years: If continued use is required after reaching the scrapping standard, the current procedures apply, but the extension cannot exceed 10 years. Tourist passenger vehicles with extended service life require inspections four times a year. Non-operational passenger vehicles with more than 9 seats and extended service life require inspections twice a year, increasing to four times a year from the 16th year onward if the vehicle is over 15 years old.
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