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Leno's Law Lets Classic Cars Breathe | Sacramento News
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California’s Senate just passed “Leno’s Law,” a groundbreaking bill easing smog check requirements for classic cars built between 1976 and 1985—mostly show cars, not daily drivers. Starting next year, it’ll roll out gradually by model year over five years. Backed by Jay Leno and championed by senators who see these vintage rides as cultural treasures and economic assets, the law aims to preserve California’s car heritage while sparing owners like a 1984 El Camino enthusiast from costly, recurring emissions tests. Now headed to the Assembly Appropriations Committee, this legislation could soon let cherished classics breathe easy on the road again.
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