Buying Raptor from out of state of CA, Is it still doable?

[nikhsub1]

If you live in Commiefornia you cannot by a Raptor from out of state. You must buy a Prius.

At least CA doesn’t have the yearly ****** money grab car inspections. To me that is worse than anything CA does.


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[911 Crazy]

At least CA doesn’t have the yearly ****** money grab car inspections. To me that is worse than anything CA does.


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When did they do away with that? Emissions testing? Is that gone? Our vehicle inspection here is from free to $20. Most mechanics/dealers do it for free when you get a service of just about anything. It's mostly to keep the cars off the roads in the winters that shouldn't be on the road.

 

[STHenry]

CA emissions testing is waived for the first five years on a new vehicle. Then it is every two years after that.

 

[nikhsub1]

When did they do away with that? Emissions testing? Is that gone? Our vehicle inspection here is from free to $20. Most mechanics/dealers do it for free when you get a service of just about anything. It's mostly to keep the cars off the roads in the winters that shouldn't be on the road.

****** shit yo.


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[Donmatteo]

Cars purchased out of state need to show the sticker that it’s CA compliant.

I think we are saying the same thing but using different terms. When I said 49/50, I was referring only to the way it reads on the sticker CA looks for.

it needs to say California and federal. California will not accept a federal only sticker.

 

[dreys]

Cars purchased out of state need to show the sticker that it’s CA compliant.

I think we are saying the same thing but using different terms. When I said 49/50, I was referring only to the way it reads on the sticker CA looks for.

it needs to say California and federal. California will not accept a federal only sticker.

What you're saying is a moot point though. All F-150 (including Raptor) are CA-certified, you'd never see a 49/50 on the Raptor.

 

[nikhsub1]

Cars purchased out of state need to show the sticker that it’s CA compliant.

I think we are saying the same thing but using different terms. When I said 49/50, I was referring only to the way it reads on the sticker CA looks for.

it needs to say California and federal. California will not accept a federal only sticker.

Go read what you said. You said your truck is 49/50 meaning it isn’t emissions legal in CA. This is 100% wrong.


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[Donmatteo]

Go read what you said. You said your truck is 49/50 meaning it isn’t emissions legal in CA. This is 100% wrong.


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I know what I said and I know what I meant. I think you need to reread what I said and posted. You’re inferring something I didn’t actually say. My sticker says federal AND Ca which is what CARB looks for when registering an out of state car. I literally posted the link to the Ca dmv which clearly says that as well.

 

[Donmatteo]

What you're saying is a moot point though. All F-150 (including Raptor) are CA-certified, you'd never see a 49/50 on the Raptor.

Ugh. I know that. I posted the link to the Ca dmv. What I said, or tried to say was, the CARB looks specifically for the sticker under the hood that says Ca on it as shown on the sticker from my truck and as the dmv shows as well.

 

[dreys]

My 19 is 49/50

Hmm.. You said that your Raptor is not CA certified. It's okay to admit it, we understand!