What is the emission standard for the 2014 Toyota Corolla?
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The 2014 Toyota Corolla 1.6 model's factory-set exhaust emission standard is China National V (CN5). You can check the environmental protection label on the upper right corner of the car's windshield, which clearly indicates the vehicle's emission standard. Here are several methods to determine a car's emission standard: 1. Check the vehicle's environmental protection label - the standard is clearly marked on the back. 2. Visit professional query websites and search for 'motor vehicle environmental protection'. 3. Look through the vehicle registration certificate, which states the emission standard. 4. The information is also available on the windshield. 5. Take the vehicle's registration certificate (original or copy) to the environmental protection window of the vehicle management office or the local motor vehicle pollution management center for verification by staff.
As a loyal Toyota Corolla owner, I remember being curious about its environmental rating when I first got my 2014 model. After checking, I found that this car meets the China V emission standard, as most vehicles produced after 2013 in the country were upgraded to this level. In my daily city driving, the advantages of China V are obvious – lower pollution emissions, easier passage through annual inspections, and even some fuel savings. The simplest way to confirm the specific model is to check the VIN code or vehicle license, which indicates the standard level. If you're buying a used car, China V vehicles are still quite common on the market, offering affordable and reliable options that are somewhat more environmentally friendly. Maintenance isn't too troublesome either, just don't overlook regular servicing.
