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What is the emission standard for a 2008 car?

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McCassandra
07/30/25 4:00am
2008 cars comply with National II, National III, and partially National IV emission standards. Here are methods to check your vehicle's emission standard: 1. Check the environmental protection label on your vehicle - the standard is clearly marked on its back; 2. Bring the original or copy of your vehicle registration certificate to the environmental protection window of the vehicle management office or the local motor vehicle pollution control center for inquiry. Additional information: The National III standard refers to China's third-stage vehicle emission standard, equivalent to the Euro 3 emission standard. New vehicles at that time were required to be equipped with an OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) system. When emissions fail to meet Euro 3 standards due to factors like fuel quality, the OBD system will automatically trigger an alarm and switch to default mode, preventing normal engine operation.
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