Dealership Employee Riki Burkhart: ‘We Have to Rebuild’ after Hurricane Irma
Gary Matern, president and general manager of O’Brien Auto Park of Fort Myers, estimates nearly all 145 employees working at his Hyundai-Subaru-Mazda dealership sustained some level of property damage to their homes and cars.
The Equifax Data Breach – What Dealers Should Know
Given the number of people affected and the sensitive type of information exposed, dealers should understand the basics of the breach and what it means for their customers.
Hundreds of New-Car and Truck Dealers Visit Capitol Hill During Annual Washington Conference
More than 400 new-car and truck dealers and dealer association executives from across the country traveled to the nation’s capital this week urging lawmakers to implement pro-growth tax reform.
Dealership Employee James Lloreda: ‘We Are Starting Over’
Just past midnight, about 36 hours after Hurricane Harvey first made landfall in southeast Texas, flood water began seeping through a side bedroom and front door of James Lloreda’s home in Dickinson, Texas, about 25 miles southeast of Houston.
Dealer Community Takes a Lead in Hurricane Harvey Relief Efforts
As the news cycle inevitably shifts, the Gulf Coast region in Texas is only just beginning its recovery process. And for the dealership employees who sustained property damage from Hurricane Harvey, the impact will be felt for years to come.
U.S. EPA Hears from All Sides on GHG Midterm Rules
Rhett Ricart, chairman of NADA’s Regulatory Affairs Committee and president, Ricart Automotive Group in Columbus, Ohio, testifies at a U.S. EPA hearing in the nation’s capital on Sept. 6, 2017 on the midterm evaluation of GHG emissions standards for model year 2022-2025 light-duty vehicles.
Dealership Employee in Houston Recalls Harrowing Ordeal Trapped in Attic
Dealership employees who sustained personal property damage caused by the hurricane and flooding can apply for financial assistance through the NADA Foundation’s Emergency Relief Fund.
NADA Foundation Calls on Dealers to Donate to Emergency Relief Fund
Four days since Hurricane Harvey first made landfall in southeastern Texas, the severity of the situation in the Houston area and surrounding communities is still unknown, the weather conditions have not improved and more flooding is on the way.
NADA Foundation Mobilizes Emergency Relief Fund for Dealership Employees Impacted by Hurricane Harvey
The situation in East Texas is dire. Hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes – but in many cases, the traffic arteries to get them out of town are closed
These 5 New-Car Dealerships are Changing the Face of Automotive Retail
MyDealership.org is an initiative by America’s local new car and truck dealerships, designed to show the benefits of local dealerships to consumers, local communities, and car manufacturers.
