What is the average lifespan of a car?
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The lifespan of a private car is generally around 15 years. However, with proper use and maintenance, it's possible for a car to last up to 20 years. Regular maintenance is crucial for a car's longevity. By maintaining your vehicle on schedule, you can keep it in good condition, thereby extending its service life. Below are some maintenance methods: Paint Care: Regular waxing protects the clear coat, and rust prevention treatment after scratches ensures continuous care; as long as the paint isn't damaged, the underlying metal panels won't rust. Whether it's ten years or a hundred, the body panels won't thin out as long as there's no rust. Undercarriage Care: The factory-applied rust protection on the all-metal undercarriage isn't comprehensive. For long-term use, a secondary coating can be applied, covering even the hard-to-reach areas with an asphalt layer that typically lasts at least ten years. If it starts to peel, rust can be removed and the coating reapplied.