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What Does Burnout Mean?

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SanAddyson

09/08/25 5:52am

Burnout refers to a maneuver performed in rear-wheel-drive vehicles where the driver simultaneously presses the brake and accelerator, causing the rear tires to spin freely and rub against the ground. This friction generates large amounts of white smoke (unofficially, it can also describe the process of new cars breaking in their tires by driving them on the road). Burnouts are commonly used in racing or sports cars to achieve maximum acceleration at the start. When the brake is released, the car launches at extremely high speed. Relevant information about vehicle annual inspections is as follows: Introduction: Vehicle annual inspection (Vehicles-inspection), also known as motor vehicle inspection. Depending on the usage nature of the vehicle, the inspection items and scope vary. Inspection Items: According to the definition in RB/T218-2017 "Requirements for Motor Vehicle Inspection Institutions in the Evaluation of Qualification Recognition for Inspection and Testing Institutions," motor vehicle inspections include three categories: motor vehicle safety technical inspection, motor vehicle emission inspection, and comprehensive motor vehicle performance inspection.

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