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Yes, it belongs to the legal “automóvil” category.
Yes. Annex II of the General Vehicle Regulations includes motorcycles in the “automóvil” category, which is broader than a passenger car. Moving under one’s own power alone does not define that category: special vehicles are excluded. More than 125 cc is not required; the motorcycle definition uses displacement above 50 cc for internal combustion and/or design speed above 45 km/h.
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No, because “automóvil” means only a passenger car.
Only if engine displacement exceeds 125 cc.
Yes, it belongs to the legal “automóvil” category.
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