Category: Safety and Recalls
NADA Issues New Guide to Help Dealership Staff Explain Vehicle Safety Technologies to Car Shoppers
The guide will assist sales consultants and product specialists explain to their customers and potential customers how to properly use Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) to improve traffic safety.
OSHA Safe + Sound Week is a Good Time to Evaluate Dealership Workplace Safety Standards
With the annual OSHA Safe + Sound Week upon us, it is a great time to evaluate your dealership’s workplace health and safety and review the tools available to enhance compliance
One NADA
NADA is the force that unites new-car dealerships against the obstacles they couldn’t overcome individually.
Policy Spotlight in Washington, D.C.
NADA, ATD take on some of the biggest legislative and policy issues facing dealers
2018 NADA Year in Review
In 2018, NADA was active on many fronts, including several legislative and regulatory actions that have had a powerful impact on dealers and their stores.
New Auto Recall Search Tool Unveiled at NADA Show
Automakers today announced the launch of a new tool aimed at increasing consumer participation in auto recalls.
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.
3 Reasons to Attend America’s Premier Dealership Training Program
If you work in automotive retail, chances are that you or someone you know has benefited from the NADA Academy. Founded in 1979, the industry standard for dealership operations training has prepared generations of automotive leaders for successful dealership careers.
7 Key Facts About Automotive Retail
NADA’s 100th anniversary is a great opportunity to check the pulse of the industry, and then roll up our sleeves for the next 100 years.
100 Years of Standing Up for Our Customers
We should never forget that this association’s genesis was in 1917 when dealers wanted to defend their customers from unfair policies in Washington, D.C.
