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Second, looks like even if it's a relatively new car, (< 1yr & <5k miles), I'll need to have a smog check done?
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Test before you can register them in ca

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AFAIK, all incoming cars that have been registered in another state, need an emissions test before you can register them in CA.
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Second, looks like even if it's a relatively new car, (< 1yr & <5k miles), I'll need to have a smog check done?
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Test before you can register them in ca

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AFAIK, all incoming cars that have been registered in another state, need an emissions test before you can register them in CA.
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POST 1Original post

I've seen a very detailed thread on smog checks, but first have simple question. I'm looking at purchasing an out of state (non California) car and brining it in to CA. Does the 2007 CS meet the California requirements? Second, looks like even if it's a relatively new car, (< 1yr & <5k miles), I'll need to have a smog check done? Thanks for the help.. looking forward to getting my CS, but trying to avoid any surprises with the CA DMV!

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All Porsches are 50-state emissions compliant - you shouldn't have any trouble getting it smogged, unless something is drastically out of tune. AFAIK, all incoming cars that have been registered in another state, need an emissions test before you can register them in CA. If it has never been previously registered, and you have an MSO (Manufacturers Statement of Origin) you might not need one - I would suggest you read through the DMV Website carefully - its all explained there. brad

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Brad - Thanks.. very helpful. Now I'll tackle he DMV hurdles!

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