Getting Colorado's clunkers off the road

Above: After being harvested for usable parts, vehicles are crushed and the metal is shredded and recycled as part of the Clear the Air Foundation program. Right: Planet Automotive donated this 2003 Honda Civic Hybrid with 207,023 miles to be scrapped.

March 04, 2019 05:00 AM

As Colorado moves to implement stricter fuel economy rules and develop a zero-emission vehicle mandate modeled on California's program, the Colorado Automobile Dealers Association says its members are doing their part.

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