Speedcult Club Terms of Use

Important information before you agree

These terms apply to the accounts, community, repair library, vehicle garage and available marketplace services of Speedcult Club (驭速Club, or SCC). The operator is 驭速Club俱乐部 (Speedcult Club, Taiwan), referred to as “we” or “us”. “You” means the person or organisation using the relevant service. Our domains are speedcult.club and www.speedcult.club.

Please pay particular attention to section 4 (repair and modification risks), section 6 (content permission), sections 8–9 (transactions and returns), sections 11–13 (enforcement and responsibility), and section 15 (law and disputes). You may read, save or print these terms and ask questions before agreeing. We must provide a reasonable review period required by law and do not require you to waive that right.

Repair information is not an inspection of your vehicle. Check the actual seller and vehicle compatibility before buying. We remain responsible for our own legal duties; these terms do not remove mandatory consumer rights.

1. Agreement and versions

1. Registration and other steps requiring acceptance must display these terms and the applicable privacy notice and obtain an affirmative checkbox selection or other clear agreement. Browsing, preselected boxes, silence or a failure to object does not by itself constitute agreement to new charges or a waiver of statutory rights.
2. The policy page records the version label, effective date and previous versions. We retain the version actually accepted, the acceptance time and necessary evidence. Publishing an update does not rewrite past consent. You may save a copy and obtain your acceptance record through available account features or support.
3. Product descriptions, expressly accepted order conditions and valid specific agreements apply to their respective matters alongside these terms. Individually negotiated provisions and mandatory law take priority. Undisclosed rules do not automatically become contractual obligations.

2. Accounts and minors

1. Provide accurate, lawful and necessary account information and protect your password and verification credentials. Do not impersonate another person, sell accounts, or use multiple accounts for fraud, artificial engagement or evading reasonable enforcement.
2. The age of majority under Taiwan's Civil Code is 18. Minors and others who need a legal representative's consent must obtain that consent where required. Appropriate consent or verification may be required for particular services and risks. Do not use another person's payment account without permission.
3. Report suspected account theft or unauthorised transactions promptly using section 16. Once we learn of or verify impersonation, we must take reasonable and timely measures, such as pausing affected transactions and restricting suspicious sessions. Responsibility depends on actual fault, causation and law; activity under your account is not automatically your sole liability.

3. Services and appropriate use

1. We provide automotive discussion, information searches, vehicle records and the goods or services actually offered. Available features, charges, regions and payment methods must be clearly presented. A feature not yet offered is not a service already being supplied.
2. General information and discussion do not constitute a vehicle inspection, repair engagement, modification approval, expert certification or individual professional guarantee. Our own goods and separately promised services remain subject to their descriptions, commitments and the law.
3. Necessary security and capacity limits may apply. Do not bypass authentication, access restrictions or reasonable rate limits, introduce malware, disrupt services, access non-public data or mass-copy protected material without permission. This does not automatically prohibit lawful quotation, accessibility use, legitimate reviews or good-faith vulnerability reports.

4. Repair, modification and driving safety

1. The same make, year and model may differ by engine, equipment, market or production batch. Check the vehicle's identifying information, manufacturer instructions, tools, torque specifications, parts and local rules before acting. Search filters alone do not establish compatibility or safety. Stop the relevant work and report information that appears incorrect, outdated or inapplicable.
2. Brakes, steering, vehicle lifting, airbags, fuel, hot or pressurised systems and high-voltage vehicle batteries can cause serious injury, fire or property damage. Work of this kind should be undertaken by appropriately qualified and equipped professionals. Do not watch or operate tutorials while driving. In an emergency, contact local emergency services first.
3. Modifications must comply with applicable registration, inspection, road safety, emissions, noise and insurance requirements. Track or display parts, examples and videos do not establish legality for road use. We do not support dangerous driving, unlawful racing or evasion of safety rules.
4. Decide whether to undertake work in light of your actual capabilities and vehicle condition. These warnings explain the service's scope; they do not excuse our own legally required safety measures, corrections or compensation.

5. Posts, comments and community conduct

1. Before publishing text, images, video, vehicle records, listings or comments, ensure you hold the relevant rights or another lawful basis. Respect permissions and required attribution when quoting, republishing or embedding material. Do not falsely claim authorship or remove rights notices.
2. Do not post unlawful or infringing material, scams, hate, threats, harassment, private information about others, exposed credentials or malware. Do not manipulate likes or reviews, fabricate transaction feedback or publish misleading advertising. Disclose relevant commercial relationships when promoting a business.
3. Fact-based criticism, complaints, technical disagreement and genuine transaction reviews are allowed. Exercise reasonable care and distinguish personal experience, inference and verifiable facts. We will not require removal of truthful, lawful criticism merely because it is unfavourable to us or a merchant.

6. Ownership and permission to use your content

1. You retain copyright and other lawful rights in your content. Posting does not transfer ownership to us.
2. To store, display, search and distribute content you choose to make public, and to support Chinese and English reading on the site, you grant us a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence within the rights you can grant. It covers necessary copying, public transmission, formatting, thumbnails, technical editing and on-site translation for these services. Its geographic scope may be worldwide where necessary for internet delivery. Private content remains subject to the visibility you select.
3. Necessary hosting, storage, delivery or translation providers may process content only for the same purposes and subject to appropriate confidentiality obligations. This provision does not authorise us to sell your content as a separate product, imply your commercial endorsement, or use it to train artificial intelligence models for purposes unrelated to the service. Such uses require any separate permission or other basis required by law.
4. Following deletion or account termination, we stop further public display within our control. Necessary records may be retained, with restricted use, for lawful retention, backup recovery, security investigations or disputes. Lawful quotations by other users, external caches and required transaction records may not disappear at the same time. Retention is not permission for continuing unrelated commercial exploitation.
5. Translation and formatting must not misrepresent the meaning or authorship or infringe protected moral rights. You may request corrections, removal or attribution changes.

7. Platform and third-party rights

1. Our marks, interface, software and original works or compilations belong to us or their respective rights holders. Do not impersonate SCC, create deceptive official-looking pages, or copy or sell protected material beyond applicable permissions and legal exceptions.
2. Third-party repair information, embedded videos and trademarks remain the property of their rights holders. Permission for this website to display or embed them does not give users permission to download, re-upload or commercially republish them.
3. External players and linked services may be operated by others and can change or become unavailable. We identify sources where appropriate and take reasonable measures upon credible notice of a problem. Third-party origin does not automatically remove our legal duties.

8. Marketplace, sellers and payments

1. Identify the actual seller before placing an order. Merchants normally bear the seller's duties for their listings, delivery, quality, warranties and after-sales service. Goods or services identified as sold by the platform carry the seller obligations of the expressly identified operator. We retain any platform responsibilities required by law or our commitments.
2. Payment may go to a merchant or, under a disclosed arrangement, be collected by the platform. The payment route alone does not determine the seller and does not promise escrow, deposits, investment services or unconditional reimbursement. The disclosed order and lawful payment arrangements govern the handling of funds.
3. Before a transaction, the relevant business must clearly provide its legally required identity and contact details, product specifications, quantity, currency, total price, tax or delivery charges, payment and delivery methods, and after-sales conditions, with an opportunity to check and correct the order. These terms do not replace missing mandatory business information. We must complete those disclosures before offering our own paid services.
4. Formation and performance of an order depend on the disclosed process and the parties' actual agreement. A system error does not permit arbitrary price changes, substitutions or cancellation of an existing contract. Material errors or inability to perform must be communicated and addressed under the law and valid agreement, including refunds or other required remedies.
5. Avoid payments to undisclosed private accounts and never share verification codes. Keep order and payment evidence. Both parties may provide evidence; platform records are not the exclusive means of proving a transaction.

9. Consumer returns, refunds and warranties

1. For distance transactions covered by Taiwan's Consumer Protection Act, consumers generally have 7 days after receiving goods or services to rescind by returning the goods or giving written notice, without reasons or costs, subject to lawful exceptions. Mandatory consumer protections of other applicable jurisdictions also remain available.
2. An exception must match the actual goods or services and be properly disclosed before the transaction. Digital content supplied without a tangible medium and online services completed upon provision require any prior consent and other conditions imposed by law. Automotive parts, opened goods and video services cannot all be categorised as non-returnable.
3. Necessary inspection and damage caused by use beyond that inspection must be assessed separately under the facts and law, without predetermined punitive return fees. Expiry of the 7-day period does not automatically extinguish defect, warranty or product safety rights.
4. Use available order support or the email in section 16 with the order number, request and necessary supporting information. The responsible party must collect goods or refund money within applicable statutory deadlines. Internal seller or platform procedures cannot extend those deadlines.

10. Personal data and external services

1. Collection, processing, use, retention, international transfers and data rights are governed by applicable data protection law and a separately presented privacy notice. Accepting these terms is not blanket consent to unrelated marketing, sale of personal data or third-party tracking. Separate notice or consent must be obtained where required.
2. Be careful when publishing licence plates, vehicle identification numbers, location, contact details and images of others. Statutory requests for access, copies, correction, cessation of collection, processing or use, and deletion remain available, subject to necessary identity verification. You are not required to waive these rights in advance.
3. Security services such as Cloudflare and external video players may be used. Their data flows, cookies and available choices must be explained in the privacy information and relevant interfaces. External terms do not replace our own duties.

11. Reports, copyright notices and appeals

1. Report suspected unlawful, infringing, privacy-invasive or dangerous material through on-site reporting or section 16. Include the specific URL, a description, necessary evidence and contact details. Do not publicly post sensitive identity documents.
2. Copyright notices should identify the rights holder or authorised agent, the work and specific alleged infringement, contact details and legally required statements. We assess completeness, credible evidence and legal requirements and notify the uploader where appropriate.
3. A person who believes removal was mistaken or use is lawful may submit an explanation and necessary counter-notice information. Restoration, continued restrictions or referral to legal proceedings depends on the facts and law. Malicious notices, false counter-notices and abusive reports can attract legal responsibility.
4. Complaint information is shared only as necessary for verification, counter-notices, disputes or legal compliance. Sensitive complaint details are not publicly displayed. Either party may seek assistance from competent authorities or courts directly.

12. Restrictions, service changes and termination

1. Where reasonably supported by violations, infringement, security risks or legal requirements, we may take necessary and proportionate measures: warnings, correction requests, reduced distribution or removal of content, feature restrictions, suspension or termination. We retain necessary supporting evidence.
2. Ordinarily we explain the main reason, scope and appeal channel. Urgent safety risks or legal confidentiality requirements may justify action first, followed by explanation when permitted. We do not reserve an unreviewable “final interpretation” power.
3. Planned maintenance and significant changes affecting normal use should receive reasonable advance notice and minimise disruption. Unexpected outages require reasonable recovery efforts. Paid services that cannot be supplied remain subject to performance, refund or liability obligations under law and valid agreements.
4. You may request closure or termination through available account features or support. Outstanding orders, legally required records and actual disputes are handled separately. Unrelated conditions must not obstruct lawful closure, and suspension or closure does not confiscate money or extinguish outstanding obligations.

13. Responsibility and remedies

1. Each party is responsible according to its conduct, fault, causation and applicable law. General discussion, user content and unverified external information do not guarantee a particular outcome, but we remain responsible for our own services, commitments and legally required review, security and correction duties.
2. These terms do not exclude liability in advance for intentional misconduct or gross negligence, mandatory goods or service safety liability, consumer rights or other non-excludable duties. There is no blanket cap reducing compensation to zero because a service is free.
3. Events not attributable to either party and not reasonably avoidable are assessed under the law and their actual effects. Timely notice, reasonable mitigation and proper handling of unperformed obligations remain necessary. Describing an event as a “system failure” does not automatically excuse liability.
4. If unlawful conduct or a contractual breach causes loss to us or others, your responsibility is limited to legally recoverable, proven and causally related losses and reasonable necessary costs. We cannot impose arbitrary penalties, automatic deductions or unrelated losses by unilateral decision.

14. Updates and notices

1. We must disclose the new version, significant changes and proposed effective date, allowing a reasonable review opportunity proportionate to the changes. Material changes to charges, content permissions, responsibility or dispute provisions require renewed express agreement where legally required. Continued browsing or silence is not blanket acceptance.
2. Updates do not retrospectively change concluded orders, existing liabilities or past consent. If you disagree, you may discontinue the affected future service and lawfully terminate, while existing rights and unfinished matters are properly addressed.
3. Notices may use account messages, site announcements or valid contact information you provide. Legally required individual notice, confirmation or special form still applies. An announcement alone does not prove receipt of every notice.

15. Law, language and disputes

1. These terms generally select the current laws of Taiwan, without excluding applicable mandatory law or consumer protections. Cross-border matters remain subject to applicable conflict-of-laws rules and non-waivable local rights.
2. The Chinese and English versions should convey the same meaning. Translation differences are interpreted in light of the transaction, the parties' true common intention and law. Ambiguous standard terms are interpreted in the consumer's favour where required; language priority does not diminish mandatory rights.
3. You may complain to us, seek mediation, contact competent authorities or bring proceedings before a court with jurisdiction. No exclusive venue displaces statutory consumer jurisdiction, and an internal complaint is not a prerequisite to court proceedings.
4. The effect of an invalid or excluded provision on the remaining agreement is determined by law. Statutory remedies remain available. We have no unilateral final interpretation right.

16. Contact and complaints

• Operator: 驭速Club俱乐部 (Speedcult Club, Taiwan).
• Website: https://speedcult.club and https://www.speedcult.club .
• Services, transactions, accounts and personal data requests: [email protected].
• Copyright, unlawful content and security abuse: [email protected].
• Administrative mailbox: [email protected]. Both contact aliases above deliver to this mailbox.

Provide a reply address, relevant page or order number and your specific request. Do not send passwords, full payment card numbers or unnecessary sensitive information. Consumer complaints must be appropriately handled within 15 days of receipt as required by law; any shorter statutory deadline still applies. You may also contact Taiwan's consumer service centres, consumer protection officers or other competent authorities directly.