My car was involved in an accident in 2018, affecting the front bumper and radiator area. It was repaired at the 4S shop. For the past four years, there were no issues during the vehicle inspections. However, this year, the inspection technician said that the vehicle identification number in the engine compartment had been altered. What's going on with this?

Is the inspection for vehicles older than 15 years required twice a year?

This is a description for a vehicle condition: It should not have been involved in a major accident or been waterlogged. The original engine is guaranteed. It's best if the structure is intact, and the frame should not have been altered.

2011 Volkswagen Touran, 5-seater, 1.4T automatic, 136,000 km mileage. Features include a sunroof, leather seats, and heated mirrors. No major accidents, no flood damage, third-party inspection supported. Insurance valid until September next year, inspection valid until August next year. Personal vehicle.

My car was involved in an accident in 2018, affecting the front bumper and radiator area. It was repaired at the 4S shop. For the past four years, there were no issues during the vehicle inspections. However, this year, the inspection technician said that the vehicle identification number in the engine compartment had been altered. What's going on with this?

I want to know if there is a vehicle inspection number on the trunk door of everyone's KAMIQ?

I want to know if there is a vehicle inspection number on the KAMIQ's rear tailgate?

I would like to know if there's a vehicle inspection number on the rear door of the KAMIQ?

Where is the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) stamped?

Where is the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) stamped?

Is this vehicle classified as a truck or a car? Is there a toll on the highways during holidays? Is the vehicle inspection every six years or annually?