California Implements New Laws to Simplify and Improve Car Buying Experience

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Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill that would have increased car dealer processing fees in California, citing concerns over cost increases for consumers, while signing another law that enhances protections for car buyers, including a three-day return policy and disclosure requirements. The veto disappointed car dealers, who argued the current fee cap is too low, but the new protections were widely praised by consumer advocates.
Topics:business#california-legislation#car-buying-protections#car-dealer-fees#gavin-newsom#politics#veto
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