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At least four wheels and, besides the driver's seat, a maximum of eight seats
A passenger car is a motor vehicle intended for the transport of people which, to be considered as such, must have at least four wheels and a capacity of no more than 9 seats, including the driver's seat.
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At least five wheels and, besides the driver's seat, a maximum of eight seats
At least four wheels and, besides the driver's seat, a maximum of eight seats
At least four wheels and, besides the driver's seat, a maximum of ten seats
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