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Old 01-06-2011, 03:28 PM
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It’s good to see that the amnesty program has been extended so that all the procrastinators out there can get in on this. Doing the right thing should always be your first choice, but some people still like to learn things the hard way. If you have a California registration that says your car is something that it is not that is fraud and you face the possibility of prosecution and/or confiscation of the car. Whether or not it was registered maliciously is something that a court would decide. The DMV can probably be blamed for a lot of the mistakes that were made during registration of these cars and that is why they are offering the chance to make corrections (OK I know they are trying to come up with more tax money as well) so I say why not? We don’t know what will happen In the future and the fact that this is available now may come back to “bite” you if you don’t take advantage of it when they change the rules later. Also, the SB100 numbers are aplenty right now so “smog exempt status” is somewhat easier to get.
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