Category: News
ATD Show 2019: You Asked and We Listened
Despite the highly-technological world we live in, there is no substitute for in-person and face-to-face meetings.
Truck Dealer of the Year Rick Reynolds Delivers Keynote Address at ATD Academy Graduation
The ATD Academy program includes six, one-week classroom sessions over the course of a year, which includes financial management, fixed ops (parts), fixed ops (service), variable ops (pre-owned vehicles), variable ops (new vehicles) and business leadership.
Dealership Employee Evacuates Twice on Same Day from California Wildfires
Since 1992, the NADA Foundation’s Emergency Relief Fund has donated more than $7 million to dealership employees and their families impacted by natural disasters.
NADA Refutes Grossly Inaccurate, Misleading and Unethical NPR Report on Voluntary Protection Products
On Monday, Aug. 13, 2018, National Public Radio (NPR) aired a story about the Military Lending Act that was riddled with inaccuracies, false statements and misleading claims about the voluntary protection products that millions of consumers have chosen to purchase at franchised new-car dealerships.
Dealerships Can Join President Trump’s Workforce Initiative
On Aug. 2, NADA’s leadership attended a meeting at the White House and asked administration officials to consider addressing the dealership technician shortage as part of its workforce initiative.
Mazda and Honda Execs Slated for NADA / J.D. Power AutoConference LA on Nov. 27
AutoConference LA will be held at the InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown hotel, the tallest U.S. building west of Chicago. The half-day conference precedes press days at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
NADA Foundation Meets with White House to Discuss Technician Shortage
Annette Sykora, chairman of the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) Foundation, met with White House officials on Thursday to discuss its new Workforce Initiative and potential engagement with the recently announced President’s National Council for the American Worker.
How Auto Tariffs Pose a Risk to Every Dealer
Higher vehicle prices and reduced choices could reduce consumer demand and throw into reverse the economic gears that have been driving new-vehicle sales forward.
NADA Urges Administration to Address Trade Concerns Without Auto Tariffs
In testimony before the U.S. Department of Commerce, NADA President and CEO Peter Welch on Thursday urged the Trump Administration to find ways to address “genuine trade concerns” without imposing auto tariffs that would only hurt American consumers and small businesses.
A Letter to President Trump from the Auto Sector
Today, the leading voices in the auto sector ran a full-page ad in The Wall Street Journal urging the President to rethink his proposal for tariffs on imported automobiles and auto parts.
