What's the Difference Between 7-Seater and 6-Seater Cars?

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In addition to some differences in seating, there are also distinctions in vehicle inspections. Six-seater cars are exempt from inspections for the first six years, while seven-seater cars require an inspection every two years. 1. Six-seater cars: Vehicles with six seats or fewer do not need to undergo on-site inspections within the first six years, but after six years, they require an annual inspection. Compared to seven-seater cars, six-seater cars have more convenient inspection procedures, and there are also some differences in maintenance between the two in the long run. 2. Seven-seater cars: Seven-seater cars must be inspected every two years. Starting from the second year, the compulsory traffic insurance for seven-seater cars will be adjusted based on the vehicle's driving record from the previous year. If the car is involved in a traffic accident in the first year, the cost of compulsory insurance in the second year will increase by 30%.