ZR-1 Exempt from Emissions Testing in Arizona?

[93RubyZ]

This is what is stated in the AZ Department of Environmental Quality website for vehicles exempt from emissions inspections:

Exempted Vehicles

• Model year 2004 or newer, except reconstructed, vehicles
• Model year 2006 or newer original equipment alternative fuel vehicles
• Model year 1966 and older vehicles
• Vehicles designated as "collectible" (requires collectible vehicle insurance, reported to Arizona Motor Vehicle Division by insurer)
• Electric powered, golf carts or vehicles with engine displacement of less than 90cc
• Motorcycles registered in the Tucson metropolitan area
• Apportioned vehicles (licensed in more than one state)
• Vehicles leased to a person residing outside the emission control areas
• Vehicles transferred between dealers (wholesale)

So is that all there is to it, just get collector's car insurance and you don't have to get your ZR-1 tested?

[GOLDCYLON]

Originally Posted by 93RubyZ

This is what is stated in the AZ Department of Environmental Quality website for vehicles exempt from emissions inspections:

Exempted Vehicles

• Model year 2004 or newer, except reconstructed, vehicles
• Model year 2006 or newer original equipment alternative fuel vehicles
• Model year 1966 and older vehicles
• Vehicles designated as "collectible" (requires collectible vehicle insurance, reported to Arizona Motor Vehicle Division by insurer)
• Electric powered, golf carts or vehicles with engine displacement of less than 90cc
• Motorcycles registered in the Tucson metropolitan area
• Apportioned vehicles (licensed in more than one state)
• Vehicles leased to a person residing outside the emission control areas
• Vehicles transferred between dealers (wholesale)

So is that all there is to it, just get collector's car insurance and you don't have to get your ZR-1 tested?

Kinda of you must provide proof you have another vehicle as a daily driver. Most collectable insurance outfits have a yearly mileage limitation. But not all. GC

[93RubyZ]

Yeah, that's about what I thought. But that's it?! I was planning on doing that eventually but now have some additional incentive. I already got my testing done, but at least I shouldn't have to do it again.

[GOLDCYLON]

Originally Posted by 93RubyZ

Yeah, that's about what I thought. But that's it?! I was planning on doing that eventually but now have some additional incentive. I already got my testing done, but at least I shouldn't have to do it again.

At the time I did my registering this was discussed but had not gone ino law yet. I chose not to do it as mine is a daily driver. Yeah if its a collector or a pleasure vehicle only I would not hesitate!!! Used to piss me off for years when my 1967 Camaro which was exempt for many years had to go through every darn year after 1985. I would use this exemption oppourtunity for as long as it lasts