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Doing some quick searches suggests that this is an emissions-related issue.

• function_seven 10y ago
  It is, but California's emissions standards have been adopted by other states, and a lot of companies just make one model that is compliant in all 50 states. I'm not sure what the cost difference is these days, but I wonder if it's worth having to maintain two separate lines of inventory. It presents a problem to people who buy a new car, then move to California. If there aren't enough miles on the odometer, California will refuse to register the car because it doesn't meet their emissions standards.
  • ee8aq3g5c6 10y ago
    Emissions standard says I don't have enough miles on the odometer, huh? I'll show them.