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Old 08-19-2022, 04:48 PM
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Inspections of any kind are nothing more than a cash grab.
Ain’t that the truth. In this day and age, why would brand new cars or even cars several years old need a smog check?

The manufacturer of new cars should have to prove a given model is clean enough and that’s that. Maybe after it’s 10 years old a secondary check to make sure it’s still up to par. If it passes, good for 5 more years. If it doesn’t pass, then maybe go to annual for that particular violating vehicle.

True classics should be treated along the lines like most car show entrants, ‘75 or earlier no smog required. Four door sedans and minivans from the 80’s and ’90’s take a hike…


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