Decades of emissions policy have slashed pollutants by up to 99%, though fuel economy mandates remain contentious.

SEMA hails notable advances in smog reform as passionate supporters gear up for Leno's Law's next chapter.

The proposed repeal of the 2009 GHG Endangerment Finding would protect vehicle choice and push back against efforts to control what Americans can drive.

The legislation will have zero impact on the 2025 SEMA Show, SEMA members and the 160,000-plus attendees who will visit Las Vegas in November for the trade show.

Senate Bill 712 remains a fair, enforceable path for vintage vehicle owners to maintain and enjoy their cars without outdated testing burdens or impractical inspections.

As the bill winds its way through the legislative process, many of you have questions about the bill, recent amendments, and what they mean for California's collector car community.

SB 712 now moves to the State Assembly, where it will be referred to a policy committee and heard prior to July 18.

The bill, which exempts collector cars from smog check requirements, will help preserve California's rich automotive heritage.

The California bill, which aims to exempt classic vehicles from smog check requirements, garnered strong bipartisan support.

Next week, California lawmakers will consider the new bill designed to exempt collector motor vehicles at least 35 model years old from the biennial smog check program.