8703.24.01.50 - Having engines with more than 4 cylinders but not more than 6 cylinders

This HTS category specifically covers new motor cars and other motor vehicles designed primarily for the transport of persons, which are equipped with spark-ignition internal combustion piston engines. The defining characteristic for classification within this subcategory is the engine's cylinder configuration. These vehicles must possess engines with a cylinder capacity exceeding 3,000 cubic centimeters and feature a number of cylinders strictly between four and six, inclusive.

Crucially, this classification distinguishes itself from its siblings based on the engine's cylinder count. The sibling category 8703.24.01.40 applies to vehicles with engines having four or fewer cylinders, while 8703.24.01.60 encompasses vehicles with engines having more than six cylinders. Therefore, the precise number of cylinders, falling within the specified range, is the paramount factor in determining classification under 8703.24.01.50.

As a leaf node, this HTS classification does not have further subdivisions. Its scope is precisely defined by the combination of engine type (spark-ignition internal combustion piston), cylinder capacity (exceeding 3,000 cc), and engine cylinder count (more than 4 but not more than 6). Examples of vehicles that would fall under this classification would include certain luxury sedans, sports cars, or SUVs that meet all these specific engine and design criteria.