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California just gave classic car lovers a major win: Gov. Gavin Newsom signed “Leno’s Law,” gradually exempting older vehicles from smog checks starting in 2028. By 2033, cars made before 1985 will be off the hook—provided they’re insured as collectors or driven under 1,000 miles annually. Inspired by Jay Leno, the law targets low-mileage treasures, not daily drivers, while also fast-tracking custom plates and aftermarket parts. A smart, emissions-conscious nod to automotive history.
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