"Classic Cars Get a Second Chance: 'Leno's Law' Could Ease Smog Inspection Burden California's classic car community may be on the verge of a long-awaited reprieve, as state legislators consider a bill that could exempt older vehicles from costly smog inspections. Dubbed 'Leno's Law' after its sponsor, Assemblyman Mark Leno, the proposed legislation aims to ease the financial burden on owners of vintage cars, who often struggle to meet the state's strict emissions standards. If passed, the bill would allow classic cars to avoid expensive smog checks, potentially saving owners thousands of dollars in maintenance costs. But will it be enough to keep the state's rich automotive heritage alive, or will it face opposition from environmental groups?"
California legislators might finally give classic cars owners a break on costly smog inspections, by passing a bill known as Leno's Law.
