EMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS AND ORDERING PROCEDURES. Saturn Saturn 1995

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# EMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS AND ORDERING PROCEDURES

#### SUBJECT: Emission Requirements and Emission Ordering Procedures for 1995 Model Saturn Vehicles

#### To: All Saturn Retailers and General Managers

This letter highlights information on emission requirements for the 1995 model year and provides information to help Retailers and customers order vehicles which comply with these emissions regulations. This letter supplements information that will be provided in the 1995 order guide.

New York's Emission Requirements: All new 1995 Saturn vehicles sold for registration in the state of New York must meet Federal emission requirements. FE9 FEDERAL EMISSIONS should be ordered for 1995 Saturn vehicles that will be registered in the state of New York.

#### NOTE: New York's emission requirements remains in effect for all 1994 model year vehicles. NG1 NEW YORK EMISSIONS should continue to be ordered for all 1994 model year vehicles that will be registered in New York.

Massachusetts Emission Requirements: All new 1995 Saturn Vehicles sold for registration in Massachusetts must meet California emission requirements. NG1 MASSACHUSETTS EMISSIONS should be ordered for 1995 Saturn vehicles that will be registered in Massachusetts.

Ordering of Emissions Type: The following emissions options will be used for the 1995 model year. Note that vehicle orders will automatically be generated with an emission type compatible with the retail facility preference.

EMISSION - FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS (FE9). Use for ordering performance engine equipped vehicles (SC2, SL2, SW2) and base engine equipped vehicles (SCI, SL1, SW1) that will be registered in all states except California and Massachusetts.

EMISSION - CALIFORNIA REQUIREMENTS (YF5). Use for ordering performance engine equipped vehicles (SC2, SL2, SW2) and base engine equipped vehicles (SC1, SL1, SW1) that will be registered in California.

EMISSION - MASSACHUSETTS REQUIREMENTS (NG1). Use for ordering performance engine equipped vehicles (SC2, SL2, SW2) and base engine equipped vehicles (SC1, SL1, SW1) that will be registered in Massachusetts.

Emission Bypass Ordering: An emission overfide option will automatically be added when a Retailer orders an emissions type that is not used for the state in which the Retailer is located. The Override options are described below:

NB8 Required when FEDERAL EMISSION REQUIREMENTS (FE9) is ordered by a Retailer located in California or Massachusetts.

NC7 Required when CALIFORNIA EMISSION REQUIREMENTS (YF5) or MASSACHUSETTS EMISSION REQUIREMENTS (NG1) is ordered by a Retailer located in any state except California or Massachusetts.

50-State Emission Vehicles: Saturn is certifying all 1995 performance engine equipped vehicles (SL2's, SC2's SW2's) to meet the emission requirements of all fifty states. 50-State vehicles are ordered in the same manner as other vehicles (i.e. order FE9 for Federal or NG1 for Massachusetts customers, and YF5 for California customers). Orders for these vehicles will automatically be generated with an emission type option compatible with the Retailer facility location. Retailer's will not need to override the emission type on these vehicles.

EPA Policy on the Sale of California Emission Vehicles: For the 1995 model year, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will allow Retailers in California and its contiguous states (i.e. Arizona, Nevada, and Oregon) to sell any vehicles that meet California emission requirements to any purchasers.

For the 1995 model year, EPA will allow Retailers in Massachusetts, New York, and their contiguous states (i.e. Connecticut, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont) to sell any 1995 model year passenger cars that meet California emission requirements to any purchasers.

Any questions for concerns regarding this matter should be directed to either your Field Executive or your Area Office.

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