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Consumer Assistance Program (California) is a grant from the State of California that funds vehicle repairs or vehicle retirement for California residents whose vehicles fail a Smog Check emissions test. Administered by the Bureau of Automotive Repair, the program offers repair assistance covering up to $1,450 toward eligible repair costs, with applicants paying at least 20% of the full cost.
A vehicle retirement option is also available for vehicles that cannot be cost-effectively repaired. The program supports California's air quality improvement goals by reducing emissions from older, high-polluting vehicles. Eligible applicants are vehicle owners in California whose vehicles failed an emissions test and who meet specific income and vehicle requirements.
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Repair or retire your vehicle with the Consumer Assistance Program - Bureau of Automotive Repair Consumer Assistance Program incentive amounts increase on January 1. Apply on or after this date to qualify for the new amounts.
Repair or retire your vehicle with the Consumer Assistance Program The Bureau of Automotive Repair's Consumer Assistance Program (CAP) offers eligible consumers repair assistance and vehicle retirement options to help improve California's air quality. Participation is based on meeting eligibility requirements and the availability of funds each fiscal year (July 1-June 30).
Get repair assistance if your vehicle fails a Smog Check Get a financial incentive to retire your vehicle Upload documents including proof of household income your submitted application Find other options that may be right for you Drive Clean in the San Joaquin - Tune In & Tune Up events in San Joaquin Valley Old Car Buy Back and Scrap Program - Antelope Valley, San Francisco Bay Area, San Luis Obispo County, Mojave Desert, Ventura County Old-Vehicle Scrapping Program - Greater Los Angeles Area Association of California Car Clubs - Classic cars Sell your vehicle directly to a local dismantler Donate the vehicle to a charitable organization Drive Clean Assistance Program - Statewide Replace Your Ride - Greater Los Angeles Area Association of California Car Clubs - Classic cars California’s Low Cost Auto Insurance Program – Provides low cost auto insurance to qualified drivers Department of Motor Vehicles – Register your vehicle, apply for planned non-operation certification, renew a driver license, and more Smog Check Referee - Assists consumers with Smog Check inspection disputes, inspections of unusual vehicles, and locating hard-to-find emissions parts
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Vehicle owners in California whose vehicles fail an emissions/Smog Check test; specific income and vehicle requirements apply. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates Up to $1,450 (applicant pays at least 20% of full cost) Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
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Direct Financial Assistance for California Dancers (via The Grant Portal) is sponsored by State of California (administered via The Grant Portal). This grant program offers crucial support to professional dancers in California facing dire financial situations due to cancellations in live performances. Funds can be used to cover basic living expenses such as rent, groceries, and healthcare.