The CARS Act is now in effect. Make sure every deal, and every deal that died, has the records to prove it was handled the right way.

As of October 1, 2026, California dealers must create and keep the records that prove compliance with the CARS Act (SB 766). A missing record is a violation on its own, and most of the records at risk never touch your DMS. They live in text threads, lead emails, lender portals, and the folder on the F&I desk.

This free guide breaks down what the Act requires in plain language and shows you how to build a retention process that holds up when a regulator, attorney, or lender asks.

What you’ll learn

• What changed: the six key requirements of the CARS Act, from total price disclosures to the new 3-day right to cancel
• What you must keep: the five required record categories, including dead deals and first replies to leads
• How to capture it all: practical ways to get all required documents into one searchable place
• How long to keep it: a recommended retention schedule and what’s at stake if you don’t follow it
• A readiness checklist your team can put to work today

Download the Free Guide by filling the form. Contact One View’s team at (317) 915-9039 to talk to the team on how to help your dealership stay compliant!