I've been asked to do my column in the next issue of Sports Car Market
Magazine on factors affecting the value of British cars, so would appreciate
your
far-flung knowledge on the issue of smog controls. As I understand it, some
states have a cut-off year for exemptions, some exempt all cars registered as
classic or antique cars, and others have a rolling horizon. I'd like to do a
survey of what laws are currently in effect in as many states as possible?
An example of an answer is:
"In California, in order to register or renew, all cars built after 1975 must
be smog-tested against the equipment and emissions standards that applied in
the year they were manufactured. All cars built in 1975 and before are exempt
from smog controls; this cut-off date is fixed and is not a rolling
limitation."
You can respond to me directly, or post your answer on the list if you think
others would be interested.
Thanks
Gary Anderson
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