(1) car: a vehicle for carrying personnel (2-9 persons) and their carry-on items and their seats are arranged between the two axes Even a letter from the general manager's office insisted on the fact. And then, hey, hey, you're quoting the media, once I get in touch with the virgins and find out. In the late 20th century, in the context of China's reform and opening up and modernization, and the influx of new concepts in the field of information technology, the meaning of "enterprise" changed. On the one hand, a large number of "enterprises" have emerged in the non-planned economy. On the other hand, in some new concepts, the meaning is not limited to commercial or for-profit organizations, which are currently mainly derived from the translation of the word "enterprise" in English. Therefore, the word "enterprise" appears in public media in two ways: The current GB/T3730.1-2001 car is divided into passenger cars and commercial vehicles.