California has finally eased its stringent smog check regulations for classic cars, a move largely attributed to the influence of a new law, unofficially dubbed ‘Leno’s Law.’ Starting in 2028, qualifying collector vehicles manufactured between 1976 and 1985 will be gradually exempt from the state’s regular smog-check requirements. This significant policy shift promises to alleviate a long-standing burden for classic car enthusiasts and owners, potentially encouraging the preservation and continued enjoyment of these iconic vehicles within the state.
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