What to Do When a Car Exceeds 15 Years?
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The legally stipulated service life of a car is fifteen years, but it does not mean that the car must be scrapped after fifteen years. The service life can be extended with timely annual inspections. The new regulations for the scrapping of household cars are as follows: New scrapping regulations based on mileage: The new regulations for the scrapping of household cars remove the stipulation on the service life of private cars and set the scrapping mileage limit for private cars at 600,000 kilometers. This method, which replaces the service life limit with a mileage limit, greatly improves the utilization rate of cars. New regulations abolish scrapping age limit: The scrapping age limit for household cars has been abolished. Under the new policy, private cars need to undergo two annual inspections per year starting from the 15th year after registration, and four regular inspections per year starting from the 21st year for cars older than 20 years. The annual inspections have strict regulations for older vehicles.