What is the difference between a private car and a training car?

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VanEden
07/24/25 10:57am
The difference between a private car and a training car is that the training car is less likely to stall because its idle speed is higher than that of a private car. Here is an introduction to private cars: 1. Definition: A private car refers to a vehicle purchased by an individual, who has the right to use and control it, and can freely use and control it as long as it does not violate the law. 2. Composition: Private cars include both commercial vehicles such as trucks and passenger vehicles such as sedans. The former are mainly means of production, while the latter belong to means of livelihood. In many cities in China, taxis are private cars, registered and purchased in the name of individuals, and these sedans also belong to means of production. 3. Classification: Private cars are the most commonly used means of transportation for carrying people and luggage. Including the driver, the maximum number of seats does not exceed 9. They are further divided into different types.
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