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<span class='qa-text'>I don&#39;t really recommend them. It&#39;s fine for customers to go for user vehicle inspections, but in the end, it becomes a car that hasn&#39;t been maintained. Even cars that we think are dangerous, at the land transport office, if they can&#39;stop, turn, and go,&#39; they almost always pass. So, even if they haven&#39;t been maintained, they can pass. But there are quite a few dangerous parts that we notice. Also, even if there&#39;s an oil leak, they can hide it. With user vehicle inspections, they might spray it with parts cleaner and pass. If the inspector thinks &#39;there&#39;s no oil leak,&#39; they&#39;ll pass it. But if we see &#39;there&#39;s an oil leak,&#39; it won&#39;t pass. So, if they hide it, the inspector probably won&#39;t know, and it&#39;ll pass.</span>
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