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The Federal Trade Commission has turned a helpful rule into another regulatory hurdle for dealers. The magazine’s resident compliance guru weighs in.
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Limited supplies are expected to push prices for luxury used vehicles higher this year, NADA reports.
Read More →The NADA debuts a fully automated online energy use survey, marking an important step toward ENERGY STAR certification for dealers.
Read More →The typical dealership generated $785,855 in pretax profit, according to the association’s annual performance report, which showed strong gains in F&I and service-contract dollars.
Read More →The NADA says it will appeal a U.S. district court's decision to uphold the FTC’s interpretation concerning the scope of the Risk-Based Pricing Rule.
Read More →The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA), in partnership with J.D. Power and Associates, announced the creation of the Western Automotive Conference, which will be held the day before the Los Angeles Auto Show opens to press on Nov. 27.
Read More →The NADA-commission facility study blames overbuilding and waste on overly optimistic volume forecasts, while smaller operations say image programs hurt them the most.
Read More →NADA University announced the launch of an all-new annual NADA Dealership Workforce Study, which will be made available this summer.
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The magazine’s resident legal wiz reports on what he saw and heard at the industry’s annual get-together last month, including reports of dealer investigations being conducted by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Connecting F&I to the digital world was the talk at the annual dealer and lender conventions last month, and opinions varied on what the F&I office of the future will look like.
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