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Yes, although it is not a passenger car.
Yes, under Annex II of the General Vehicle Regulations. The Spanish legal category “automóvil” is broader than passenger car and includes motorcycles with or without sidecars. A vehicle moving under its own power is not alone sufficient to make it an “automóvil”: the definition has exclusions. A motorcycle with a sidecar has three asymmetrically arranged wheels; symmetric three-wheeled vehicles have a different definition.
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No; that category includes only passenger cars.
No; motorcycles are always vehicles without motors.
Yes, although it is not a passenger car.
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