What is a retired vehicle?

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Retired vehicles refer to those that have reached their service life in operations such as commercial transport, taxis, racing, or military use, and have been decommissioned from their respective professions. Vehicles designated for retirement are either those that have been in use for a long time and are nearing the mandatory scrapping age limit, or those that have encountered significant issues and can no longer function normally, leading to their retirement. For consumers interested in purchasing military-retired vehicles, they must complete the relevant documentation and apply for the used vehicle tax payment procedures at the vehicle registration location's tax collection department. If purchasing a retired taxi, the sale can only proceed once the vehicle's service life has expired, with the possibility of applying for a two-year extension on the scrapping deadline. For vehicles involved in civil litigation and adjudicated by the People's Court, the owner must present the original court ruling, an introduction letter from the employing unit or a copy of their personal ID. If the vehicle was previously registered, proof of the registration date from the vehicle management department is also required.