How is an automobile with at least four wheels, intended for the transport of goods, whose cab is independent and not integrated into the rest of the bodywork, with up to nine seats, classified?

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According to Annex II of the General Vehicle Regulations, the truck is defined as the automobile with four or more wheels, designed and built for the transport of goods, whose cab is not integrated into the rest of the bodywork and which has a maximum of 9 seats (including the driver's). By contrast, the other options are incorrect: Van / panel van: Although it also carries goods, its cab is fully integrated into the bodywork. Passenger car: It is a vehicle designed fundamentally for the transport of people and their luggage, not of goods.

How is an automobile with at least four wheels, intended for the transport of goods, whose cab is independent and not integrated into the rest of the bodywork, with up to nine seats, classified?

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