What characteristics must a vehicle meet to be classified as a passenger car?

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According to the General Vehicle Regulations, a passenger car is defined as a motor vehicle intended for the carriage of persons having at least four wheels and a maximum of nine seating positions, including the driver's seating position (i.e., the driver plus 8 passengers). If it had more than 9 total seats, it would be considered a bus or coach. Therefore, the correct answer is the one stating at least four wheels and, in addition to the driver's seat, a maximum of eight seats.

What characteristics must a vehicle meet to be classified as a passenger car?

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