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Sunday, January 10, 2010

The so-called “California Cars” provision in the legislation derived from the Global Warming Task Force simply won’t work in the Badger State, according to the Wisconsin Automobile and Truck Dealers Association.

“What the two-word name ‘California Cars’ it sounds kind of sexy sounds like something you want, but without doing the research you really don’t know what you’re getting.”

The group’s president Bill Sepic says Wisconsin is vastly different than California and can’t be subjected to a system designed for the Golden State. Sepic says in an effort to reduce emissions, the bureaucrats would simply regulate the types of vehicles coming into our state.

“That means the new cars that come into this state from the manufacturers will be a higher level of small cars and we will get less SUVs, less trucks.” [click to continue…]

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