[Healeys] State Smog Laws

Editorgary at aol.com Editorgary at aol.com
Fri Sep 14 12:16:04 MDT 2007


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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