The California Air Resources Board (CARB), according to autoblog, now says it did not intend to ban dark colors on cars. Rather, CARB wants to require the addition of a reflective clear coat to windows that would add $31-$50 to the price of a new car.
California Air Resources Board Backs Off Banning Dark Colored Cars
The California Air Resources Board (CARB), according to autoblog, now says it did not intend to ban dark colors on cars. Rather, CARB wants to require the addition of a reflective clear coat to windows that would add $31-$50 to the price of a new car.
