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The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) oversees the emissions testing program in Phoenix. The program applies to gasoline-powered vehicles that are model year 1967 and newer, and diesel-powered vehicles that are model year 1997 and newer. Vehicles that are six years old or newer are exempt from emissions testing. There are several testing locations throughout Phoenix, including private repair facilities and mobile testing units. The cost of emissions testing varies depending on the testing location, but it is generally around $15 to $20. During the emissions test, the vehicle's exhaust is analyzed for pollutants such as hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen oxides. The test takes only a few minutes, and the results are provided immediately. If the vehicle passes the test, the owner will receive a certificate of compliance. If the vehicle fails the test, the owner will be required to have the necessary repairs made and retest the vehicle. The Arizona Emissions Testing Program uses a "two-strike" system for vehicles that fail the emissions test. If a vehicle fails the test twice in a row, it may be required to undergo more extensive testing and repairs. In some cases, the vehicle may be deemed non-repairable and may not be registered in Maricopa County. There are several testing locations throughout Phoenix, including private repair facilities and mobile testing units. The cost of emissions testing varies depending on the testing location, but it is generally around $15 to $20.

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