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Every year.
Every year, under the general schedule for a privately used car. Age is counted from first registration: exempt up to four years; every two years when over four and up to ten; annually when over ten. Follow the documented due date and any required extraordinary inspection.
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Every year.
Every two years.
Every four years.
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