Washington - Dropping Emission Inspection in 2020?

[StealthRabbit]

Originally Posted by sll3454

You won't find many models from those years that are over 25 years old.

25 yrs? Which models?

My daily driver is 43 yrs old and I have 38 cars that are all over 25 yrs. (that's a very good thing)
But I may not be the 'normal' WA 'registered owner'.

Add up my motorcycles and trucks and I'm very pleased I will not be driving to or sitting in EMISSION test line.

I never could figure out the sense in that (8 lanes of idling cars waiting for emission test...)

Since I was running bio fuel, they always tested each vehicle 3 times (including 'reboot' and calibration) because they could NOT understand "No detectable emissions"

50 MPG since 1976... where have you been...?

[rantiquity]

Originally Posted by Beaconowner

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Obama had to do something to get the economy moving again. When Bush left it was said we were losing 2 million jobs a month. I don't know if that is accurate, but I do know my clients were either posting big lay-offs, or were going bankrupt (mostly due to the inaccessibility of credit).

No tax cut ever created a job. None, ever. Demand for a product or service creates jobs.

Of course tax cuts have created jobs...check out the unemployment number since the Trump tax cut.



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[sll3454]

Originally Posted by StealthRabbit

25 yrs? Which models?

I was commenting on the thing you quoted from the state: They listed a bunch of years, all within the past 25 years, then said from those models, cars older than 25 years would be exempt. In other words, the cars newer than 25 years that were at the same time older than 25.



I just thought it was funny.