What is the difference between a 6-seater and a 7-seater car?
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The differences between a 6-seater and a 7-seater car are as follows: 1. Driving experience: Generally, 7-seater models are designed to maximize space, which naturally sacrifices handling, meaning that choosing a 7-seater means giving up driving pleasure. Additionally, due to their large size, 7-seater cars are relatively inconvenient for lane changes and parking in urban areas, and navigating narrow roads is even more troublesome. 2. Compulsory traffic insurance: Every vehicle must purchase compulsory traffic insurance, and the cost varies depending on the vehicle type. The annual cost for 6-seater and below vehicles is lower than that for 6-seater and above models. 3. Annual inspection: The new vehicle inspection policy introduced on September 1, 2014, stipulates that small passenger vehicles with 6 seats or below can be inspected once every 6 years. This policy does not apply to 7-seater cars, whose owners must undergo annual inspections, which is a very troublesome requirement.