NADA Show 2021 will be more important than ever, as we face ongoing challenges and navigate a new era of business for dealers.
The National Automobile Dealers Association announced that President and CEO Peter Welch will be retiring at the end of 2020.
AutoNation chairman and CEO, Mike Jackson, discussed safe operating procedures and much more during his appearance on CNBC’s Squawk Box on Sunday, May 9.
The April SAAR represents a drop of 47.6% compared to April 2019. Yet many industry watchers believe auto sales have bottomed out and are showing signs of recovery.
NADA brings the best of the annual NADA and ATD Shows directly to your dealership with on-demand recordings of all 2020 Show workshop session presentations.
As auto dealers, we know disruption; it isn’t new and it will never stop. In fact, we’ve found a way to grow and thrive out of disruption, and the coronavirus pandemic will serve as yet another example of dealers adapting and overcoming our challenges.
NADA wants to highlight what dealers are doing to support their local communities, including first responders, charitable organizations and families, during this difficult time. Tell us about your experience and your staff, community and store.
As the first quarter of 2020 has come to a close, the National Automobile Dealers Association issued an analysis of U.S. auto sales and the economy, including the initial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on both.
The NADA Retirement Program from Empower will waive fees on all new retirement plan loans and hardship withdrawals to support dealerships and their employees’ financial needs resulting from the COVID-19 outbreak.
Even as they are operating in a challenging environment where customers and employees are staying home and the rules of operation change every day, auto dealers across the country are pitching in and doing their best to help their communities weather the pandemic.