Car enthusiast and former late-night host Jay Leno’s crusade to free classic cars from California’s smog checks is revving up at the state Capitol, as bipartisan lawmakers make a final push to pass “Leno’s Law.”
The longtime “Tonight Show” host joined state Sen. Shannon Grove on Wednesday to push Senate Bill 1392, a.k.a. “Leno’s Law,” which would exempt qualifying classic and collector cars manufactured before the 1981 model year from emissions tests and then gradually expand through the 1986 model year by 2032.
Under Californian law all cars built after 1986 must pass a smog test every two years to have their registration renewed.
Leno said…
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