What does a spliced car mean?
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A spliced car refers to a vehicle that has been involved in a severe accident, such as the front half of the body being damaged beyond repair through part replacement or where the cost of repair is too high. In such cases, repair shops may find another accident vehicle of the same model with severe damage to the rear half and splice the two together. These vehicles pose significant safety hazards. Below is an introduction to spliced cars: 1. Definition: A spliced car is one that violates national regulations regarding automobile production, involving the unauthorized assembly of parts to create a vehicle. 2. Issues: Spliced cars and modified cars are two entirely different concepts. Spliced cars generally suffer from poor quality, high costs, and often fail to meet safety inspection and operational technical standards. Some may even cause accidents due to assembly technical issues. Therefore, spliced cars are an illegal form of automobile production prohibited by the state.