GM smog device OKd for used cars in California
The State Air Resources Board unanimously approved a GM plan to install a $20 per vehicle smog control device on used cars built 1955 to 1965, noting limited impact on overall emissions and acknowledging possible slight loss of driveability. Air Quality Products protested, seeking a restraining order, arguing GM’s device would raise fuel consumption by 6 to 10 percent, while GM cited a 2 to 3 percent increase.
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Haagen-Smit Warns on Pushing Standards
Haagen-Smit cautioned that new standards for future models are likely to produce adverse effects on performance, fuel economy, and car costs, potentially impacting the automotive sector.
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