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California requirement effective October 1, 2026

California dealership compliance

California SB 766 dealer notice sign

A durable 11 x 17 rigid plastic sign featuring the California Vehicle Code section 11709.2 notice in clear, high-visibility type.

  • Exact statutory notice wording
  • 40-point bold notice text
  • Made for sales and finance offices
California SB 766 dealership notice printed on an 11 x 17 rigid plastic sign Rigid plastic
11 x 17Easy to display
40-pointBold notice type
Rigid plasticDurable indoor material
Free at 5+California shipping

Built for compliance teams

One clear sign for every required sales area.

California Vehicle Code section 11709.2 requires a conspicuously displayed physical notice in at least 36-point type. This sign uses 40-point bold notice text on a high-contrast layout.

Read SB 766 on the California Legislature website

California CARS Act sign

California SB 766 sign requirements

Senate Bill 766, the California Combating Auto Retail Scams Act, adds a new physical notice requirement to California Vehicle Code section 11709.2 beginning October 1, 2026. Dealers must display the notice in at least 36-point type in qualifying sales offices, sales cubicles, and rooms where sale and lease contracts are regularly executed.

This 11 x 17 rigid plastic product is designed for dealerships searching for a California SB 766 sign, CARS Act dealer notice, Vehicle Code 11709.2 sign, three-day cancellation notice, or California dealer cooling-off period sign.

Posting guide

Where dealerships should display the notice

The statute calls for a physical notice in each location where written transaction terms are discussed or contracts are regularly executed.

  1. 01
    Sales offices

    Any office where written purchase or lease terms are discussed.

  2. 02
    Sales cubicles

    Each cubicle where customers review specific written deal terms.

  3. 03
    Finance offices

    Every room where sale or lease contracts are regularly signed.

Questions

Before you order

Is the sign wording taken from the new law?

Yes. The notice text follows the wording in California Vehicle Code section 11709.2 that becomes operative October 1, 2026.

Does one sign cover the whole dealership?

Usually not. The statute requires notices in each qualifying sales office or cubicle and in each room where contracts are regularly executed.

Is this legal advice?

No. The sign reproduces statutory notice language. Each dealership should confirm its posting plan with its compliance adviser or legal counsel.

How much is shipping?

Tracked shipping anywhere in California is $12.99 per order. Orders containing five or more signs ship free.

Prepare before October

Count your sales and finance offices, then order the quantity you need.

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