California Implements New Car Buying Laws with Refunds and Pricing Reforms

California has enacted new laws to increase transparency and consumer protections in car buying, including a three-day return policy for used cars under $50,000, mandatory disclosure of actual prices and financing costs, and a watered-down lemon law allowing manufacturers to opt out of certain consumer protections. These reforms aim to make car purchases more transparent and fair amid rising prices and political debates over emission standards.