What does vehicle preparation mean?

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CollinFitz
08/27/25 6:34am
Vehicle preparation refers to the complete outfitting of a car, which includes all necessary equipment for road travel such as lubricants, fuel, onboard tools, spare tires, etc. Below are specific details: 1. Definition: The curb weight of a car, commonly referred to as the vehicle's own weight, is formally defined as the dry weight of the car plus coolant and fuel (no less than 90% of the tank capacity) as well as the spare wheel and onboard accessories. In simple terms, curb weight is the empty weight of the car under normal conditions ready to drive, without passengers (including the driver) or cargo, previously often called 'empty weight'. 2. Dry weight of the car: Dry weight refers to the weight of the vehicle equipped only with the body, all electrical devices, and the complete vehicle necessary for normal driving.
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