Category: News
Peter Welch Shares What Dealers are Facing During COVID-19
NADA President and CEO Peter Welch spoke with Automotive News Publisher Jason Stein on the publication’s Daily Drive Podcast highlighting NADA’s efforts to support dealers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
NADA Market Beat: Light Vehicle Sales Down 34.1% in March Due to COVID-19
The SAAR of 11.4 million for March 2020 represents a decline of 34.1% compared to March 2019 and is the lowest monthly SAAR since April 2010.
Federal Tax Implications of COVID-19: Do You Know What They Are?
In this period of enormous economic strain, knowing the new tools that the IRS provides is the first step to a manageable and successful tax season.
NADA’s First Dealership Lifeline Webinar Series Program Offers Dealers Insights on SBA Paycheck Protection Program
To help navigate the PPP process and provide insights on what the new PPP means for small businesses, including dealers, NADA hosted a webinar on Wednesday, April 1.
ATD Helps Truck Dealers Navigate the Coronavirus Crisis
We are in uncharted territory. But we’ve weathered crises before, and we can do it again. ATD is here for you. I am here for you. We will make it through this together.
Register Today for NADA’s Latest Webinars
NADA is launching three new webinars to help dealers and their employees navigate today’s business realities.
Be on the Lookout for Fake Coronavirus Tracking Sites Infecting IT Systems
Hackers are leveraging the popularity of these tracking maps to steal usernames, passwords, credit card numbers, browsing history, cookies and other information stored in users’ browsers.
U.S. Chamber Issues Summary of New SBA Loan Programs
The CARES Act provides $2 trillion of stimulus to individuals, businesses, and hospitals and other impacted industries in response to the economic distress caused by the pandemic.
White House Provides Update on COVID-19 Pandemic
Today, the White House released an updated comprehensive list of tools and resources in the fight against coronavirus.
U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Surge to Record 3.28 Million
Initial claims for unemployment benefits rose 3.00 million to a seasonally adjusted 3.28 million in the week ending March 21, eclipsing the previous record of 695,000 set in 1982, the Labor Department said.
