United States Reaches Agreement with COBB Tuning Products for …
WEB5 days ago · WASHINGTON — Today, Sept. 16, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Justice Department announced a settlement agreement with COBB Tuning Products to resolve claims relating to the manufacture and sale of automotive emission defeat devices in violation of the Clean Air Act. The settlement requires COBB to pay a civil penalty of just over $2.9 million, based on the company’s limited ...
COBB Tuning Enters into Settlement Agreement with the EPA
WEB4 days ago · Press Release: September 16, 2024 (Austin, Texas) COBB Tuning announced today that it has entered into a settlement agreement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over alleged violations of the Clean Air Act that occurred prior to August 28, 2017. EPA had alleged that COBB manufactured and sold certain aftermarket tuning devices ...
Cobb Tuning Hit With $2.9 Million Fine Over Defeat Devices - MSN
WEBThe EPA alleges that Cobb Tuning produced and sold more than 81,000 tuners capable of disabling factory emissions controls or altering engine performance since 205. The agency also states that ...
Cobb Tuning Fined For EPA Infractions - AutoGuide.com
WEB2 days ago · These largely consisted of Cobb’s popular Accessport ECU flash tools and some aftermarket exhausts. Cobb has just announced it has entered a settlement agreement with the agency, paying a fine ...
Cobb Tuning Must Pay $2.9 Million for Making ‘Defeat Devices’
WEBThe feds dealt Cobb $2.9 million in civil penalties “based on the company’s limited ability to pay,” and the EPA ordered the firm “to stop the manufacture and sale of defeat devices ...
EPA slaps manufacturer of car exhaust cheat devices with $2.9
WEBCOBB Tuning, an Austin, Texas.-based company, produced and sold aftermarket accessories at several retail stores, including a former location in Fountain Valley. Since 2015, the company has sold ...
COBB Tuning Products, LLC Clean Air Act Settlement
WEB4 days ago · COBB Tuning will pay a civil penalty of $2,914,000 in four installments (plus interest) over three years due to its financial inability to pay a higher penalty. The settlement also specifies steps COBB Tuning must take to prevent future violations. The actions required under the consent decree will prevent additional excess emissions that would ...
COBB Tuning Products to pay $2.9 million for selling emissions …
WEB2 days ago · On September 16, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Justice Department announced that Austin, Texas-based COBB Tuning Products agreed to pay a civil penalty of more than $2.9 million for allegedly manufacturing and selling defeat devices that bypass or disable EPA-approved emission controls and harm air quality.. As part of the agreement, COBB must also:
Auto Parts Manufacturer to Pay $2.9M for Emission 'Defeat Devices'
WEB4 days ago · This enforcement action will prevent additional excess emissions that would have resulted from the continued sale of these illegal products. In addition to requiring COBB to pay a civil penalty of more than $2.9 million, the settlement agreement requires the company to: Defeat devices, which are often sold …
EPA settles with Cobb Tuning for $2.9 Million
WEB2 days ago · Jon Cooley - September 19, 2024. On September 16th, news broke that Cobb Tuning had settled with the EPA and was fined $2.9 million for violating the Clean Air Act. With Cobb Tuning being so involved with the Subaru community, this definitely caught a lot of our attention. Jon and Harvey from The Boostcreep talk about the …
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