Suicide isn’t something we talk about in the automotive retail space frequently; however, given the struggles our world is facing due to the coronavirus pandemic, it is an important time to add mental health and suicide prevention to the conversation around recovery. Sept. 10 marks International Association for Suicide Prevention’s (IASP)…

In the ever-evolving landscape of digital marketing, car dealerships constantly seek innovative ways to connect with potential customers.

WASHINGTON (Sept. 21, 2009) - Issues affecting the auto industry in 2009 have been like no other in recent history. Auto dealers from around the country have traveled to Washington numerous times and have been instrumental in lobbying on key measures, including securing government bridge loans for General Motors and Chrysler, arguing…

Rivian Automotive, which assembles its high-end electric vehicles in central Illinois, can continue to sell directly to consumers in the state after a judge dismissed a lawsuit by the Illinois Automobile Dealers Association that also challenged sales by EV startup Lucid Group.

Will new trucks be affordable and reliable?

Dealerships that want to go all-in on electrification are in a race—a race for load capacity, according to Sean Gouda, Executive Vice President, Future Energy.

Ford Motor CoF.N Chief Executive Jim Farley will go to Las Vegas next week to roll the dice on a strategy to convince dealers to cut as much as $2,000 from the cost of delivering an electric vehicle to a customer.

ANNUAL AWARD IS SPONSORED BY ATD AND HEAVY DUTY TRUCKING MAGAZINE MCLEAN, Va. (March 25, 2009) - Six commercial truck dealers have been nominated by their peers for an award that recognizes excellence in business practices, industry leadership, civic contributions and community service. “Despite a year of economic uncertainty and…

Dealers suggested they delay in filing 2023 Clean Vehicle Sales Reports

BY FORREST MCCONNELL, III / NADA CHAIRMAN April 2014 The Associated Press reported that automakers have recalled about 9 million vehicles in the U.S. through the first four months of the year, and "if that pace continues, the nation would break the record of 30.8 million recalled vehicles set in 2004." When something goes wrong on…