E testing

Bob: IM S62016 Intermeccanica S6 Supporting Member

I have a question. If a replica is licensed based on the VW frame, it does not have to be e-tested?

What about a replica that is registered based on the year it is made e.g. 1993? What base line do they use for e-testing that car? In other words, against what year/car do they e-test a Porsche replica?

In Ontario any car newer than 20 years old must be e-tested every two years, and your car is tested based on the year your car was new. A 1995 Volvo would be tested against data for a 1995 Volvo, etc.

Thanks

Robert Carley
Ontario, Canada

2/11/033:46 PM

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