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Four years from its recorded first registration or entry into service.
Four years from the first registration or entry-into-service date recorded in the Vehicle Register, under Article 6 of Royal Decree 920/2017. The interval is based on the vehicle’s age, not each owner’s purchase date. The question concerns this car’s normal periodic inspection, rather than extraordinary inspections that may be required after accidents, modifications or other circumstances.
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Always after two years, including this private-use car with no special uses.
Four years from its recorded first registration or entry into service.
Always four years after each purchase, restarting the period with each owner.
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