Which of the following is NOT a component of a Class D vehicle inspection?

In the context of a Class D vehicle inspection, the assessment of body condition is not typically included as a required component. Class D inspections primarily focus on mechanical and safety aspects of the vehicle that ensure it is roadworthy, which includes checking essential systems such as lights, fuel system integrity, and exhaust emissions.

The check of vehicle lights is crucial for safety, as functioning lights are vital for visibility and communication with other road users. Inspecting the fuel system helps identify leaks and other issues that could lead to malfunction or environmental hazards, while evaluating exhaust emissions is important for adherence to environmental regulations. Body condition, while important for overall vehicle aesthetics and potentially affecting safety, does not fall under the mandatory mechanical and safety checks that constitute a Class D inspection.