Cali? Pre-1976 No More Exempt? Take action!

[johngriff]

Oh no, L.A. Is probably one of the worst city's in Cali, but if you have money you can have ANYTHING in L.A.

Its a toss up.

[TUnity2]

Originally Posted by drift freaq

Brilliant so just stick your head in the sand and pollute. Now I am against government out of control i.e. poor legislation which is what that bill is. I am not against controlling emissions in some form. Its our world and we have to live in it.

Though excessive emission laws I do have problems with, like the visual inspection rule. If the car tailpipes it should be good to go.

Also, do not go after older cars that are exempt, just because your trying to make yourself look politically progressive. Which is what a lot of these senators try to do.

HAHAHAH LOL. No problem, it's loud down here in the sand.....

[Dream240]

Originally Posted by TUnity2

You people just need to move out of California. I have never owned a vehicle with a cat. LOL.

California is actually a great state, but it has it's problems just like any other place to live. Last time I checked LA. gets hit with hurricanes that level entire cities, so i could say the same to you about moving out of your state.

Even though we have strict smog laws, we also have the world's 7th largest economy....yeah in California. So yeah there's a reason for the pollution.

Bottom line is, air pollution is a real problem, Cali and elsewhere, and it can't be ignored anymore. As for the way some of the politicians go about addressing it, yeah they get lost in their own speeches. But it's a problem nonetheless.

Really I don't see the whole air pollution problem getting corrected until we are FORCED to stop using fossil fuels, period. There are so many other alternative fuels out there that we could be using, but it won't happen as long as the oil companies hold the world's political strings.

I for one am getting an alternate fuel vehicle for my next new family car. With gas at 3.75/gal and rising, it's time to say "F" you to the oil companies. Plus you get a tax break!

I'll prolly own a 240 for as long as they're drivable, but I can definitely see gas powered cars becoming obsolete before I turn 60.