In August 2023, a survey commissioned by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) sparked concerns among some classic car enthusiasts in the state. Addressed to owners of certain vehicles made in ...
Former late-night talk show host and auto enthusiast Jay Leno is backing a California legislative proposal to allow an exception for classic cars to the state’s biennial and title transfer smog check, ...
California Senate Bill 712 (Leno's Law) aims to exempt some classic cars from smog checks. The bill passed the Senate Transportation Committee with bipartisan support, backed by comedian and car ...
California State Sen. Shannon Grove and former “The Tonight Show” host and classic car enthusiast Jay Leno joined forces Wednesday in an effort to keep more classic cars on the road. “Leno’s Law,” or ...
Jay Leno’s star power wasn’t enough to persuade a California legislative committee to pass a measure to allow owners of classic cars like him to be exempted from the state’s rigorous smog-check ...
California lawmakers have significantly amended a bill backed by car enthusiast and television icon Jay Leno, scaling back a proposal that would have granted smog check exemptions to classic cars 35 ...
Earlier this year, Jay Leno stepped in to help push for a bill that would eliminate smog checks for classic cars in California. Now that bill is moving to the Senate floor, but only after a committee ...
The biennial process of having your car smog-checked is one that California classic car owners dread. Keeping a carbureted Datsun 260Z compliant with the modern constraints of emissions regulation is ...
This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — State Senator ...
Jay Leno’s star power wasn’t enough to persuade a California legislative committee to pass a measure to allow owners of classic cars like him to be exempted from the state’s rigorous smog-check ...
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