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First registration or entry into service as recorded in the Vehicle Register.
The first registration or entry-into-service date recorded in the Vehicle Register under Article 6 of Royal Decree 920/2017. Age is not counted from purchase by the current owner or the latest inspection. Age helps determine inspection frequency but does not itself guarantee a favourable result, which depends on vehicle condition and technical compliance.
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Purchase by the current owner.
First registration or entry into service as recorded in the Vehicle Register.
The latest ITV inspection.
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