Which Car Modifications Are Legal?
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Modifications to the vehicle's body color, installation of front and rear bumpers, and interior modifications are all legal. Below are relevant details about legal modifications: 1. Modification of vehicle body color: Changing the vehicle's color is legal, but it's important to note that the new color cannot resemble those used by military vehicles, municipal vehicles, fire trucks, or engineering rescue vehicles. Generally, you must apply for a new vehicle license at the vehicle management office within ten days after the color modification. You can change to your preferred color as long as it complies with regulations and you complete the registration on time. 2. Installation of front and rear bumpers: Relevant regulations indicate that small cars can install anti-collision devices without affecting license plate recognition or driving safety. Note that this applies to small private cars, not large passenger vehicles or similar! Unlike color modifications, installing bumpers doesn't require registration with the vehicle management office. However, the modifications must not be too exaggerated or protrude in a way that affects the driving of vehicles in front or behind. In case of an accident, the modified vehicle will bear full responsibility, and insurance won't cover it. 3. Interior modifications: Changing the interior is generally acceptable, but only minor adjustments are allowed, such as modifying the display screen or the color of seat upholstery. It is not permitted to remove the vehicle's seats or alter the internal structure.
