Which of the following is NOT a type of vehicle for which you should look for a BAR Referee label?

• A. SPCNS vehicles
• B. Grey market vehicles
• C. Vehicles with an engine change
• D. Diesel-powered pickup trucks

Answer: (D)

BAR Referee labeling is used for vehicles with nonstandard emissions equipment or configurations that must be reviewed by BAR Referee before certification. This applies to SPCNS (Specially Prepared Nonstandard) vehicles, grey-market imports, and vehicles that have had an engine change, because these cases involve modifications that could affect emissions and need formal evaluation. Diesel-powered pickup trucks, however, aren’t typically subject to this BAR Referee labeling in the same way, since diesels follow a different emissions and verification process. So the one that isn’t a type of vehicle you’d generally look for a BAR Referee label on is diesel-powered pickup trucks.