What is the Environmental Performance Label?
The Environmental Performance (EP) Label is required by the California Air Resources Board to be displayed on every new car, starting with the 2009 model year. The EP Label is a rating system that ranks a vehicle’s impact on smog and global warming. Two scores, from 1-10 are provided on the EP Label – one for smog emissions and one for global warming emissions. The HIGHER the scores, the cleaner the vehicle is.
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