Which of the following is a potential consequence of failing an emissions test?

Failing an emissions test can lead to the need for repairs or fines imposed by regulatory agencies. Vehicles that do not meet emission standards often require modifications or repairs to bring them into compliance. This may include fixing or replacing malfunctioning components such as the catalytic converter or oxygen sensors. In addition to repairs, failing to pass an emissions test can result in financial penalties as a consequence of non-compliance with local environmental regulations. The goal of these measures is to ensure that vehicles operate within acceptable emissions limits to protect public health and the environment.

Receiving a warning not to drive, automatically getting a new vehicle title, or gaining eligibility for insurance discounts are not typical outcomes of failing an emissions test and are less relevant to the direct consequences that relate to vehicle compliance and regulatory standards.