Vehicle dealers: document processing charge.

CA SB791 aimed to change the rules regarding the document processing charge that vehicle dealers can impose on customers. It was designed to amend existing laws to ensure transparency and fairness in the fees charged by dealers. However, the bill was ultimately vetoed, meaning it will not become law.

Supporters of CA SB791 argued that the bill would promote fairness and transparency in the vehicle purchasing process by regulating document processing charges. They believed it would protect consumers from excessive fees and improve the overall experience of buying a vehicle.

Critics of CA SB791 contended that the bill would impose unnecessary regulations on vehicle dealers, potentially increasing costs for businesses and limiting their ability to operate freely. They argued that the existing market already provides enough competition to keep fees in check without additional legislative intervention.

Source: LegiScan roll call vote data.