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Dealers Should be on the Lookout for False Call “SPAM” Indications or Other Call Completion Issues
As we all know, there have been far too many illegitimate scammers that have plagued American consumers with illegal “robocalls.” One common method employed by such actors is to “spoof” the number from which the call appears to originate, in an effort to entice the recipient to answer the call. There have long been demands for the telephone…
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Auto Dealers Can Expect Another Great Year, NADA Chief Economist Says
All dealership departments saw “significant gains,” especially compared to COVID-impacted 2020 numbers.
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Auto Dealers Invited to Learn about 38 Billion Accessory Market at SEMA
FIRST-EVER "DEALER DAY" CO-HOSTED BY NADA AND SEMA
DIAMOND BAR, Calif. (July 7, 2008) - While the nation's new-car and -truck dealers continue to make major investments in their dealerships to improve sales and customer satisfaction, one area of potential new business has remained relatively untapped-the $38 billion accessory market…
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FTC Issues Guidance on the Revised Safeguards Rule: The Time for Dealers to Act is Now
As you have hopefully heard by now, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently issued complicated new amendments to its Safeguards Rule, which require dealers to undertake a series of procedural, technical, and contractual steps to protect consumer and other personal data.
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NADA Chairman: Franchised Dealers Provide Price Competition, Safety and Local Economic Benefits
FORREST MCCONNELL: MORE THAN 4,000 GENERAL MOTORS DEALERS NATIONWIDE ARE GEARING UP TO TAKE CARE OF THEIR CUSTOMERS
NEW YORK (April 15, 2014) - Franchised new-car dealers in the U.S. helped pave the way for startup brands, such as Honda and Toyota, said Forrest McConnell, chairman of the National Automobile Dealers Association…
NADA | Chairmans Column
Every Dealer Should Have Concerns About a Border Adjustment Tax
As all of you know, there's been a lot of consternation in Washington, D.C., lately over the issue of the border adjustment tax, or “BAT.” Groups representing a number of businesses and different industries have all voiced serious concerns about the potential for a BAT to lead to higher costs for a wide range of good and services - costs that…
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Every Dealer Should Have Concerns About a Border Adjustment Tax
BY MARK SCARPELLI, FEBRUARY 2017
As all of you know, there's been a lot of consternation in Washington, D.C., lately over the issue of the border adjustment tax, or “BAT.” Groups representing a number of businesses and different industries have all voiced serious concerns about the potential for a BAT to lead to higher costs for a wide…
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Outgoing Chairman Ricart Praises Dealers For Getting Through 2020 “Stronger, Tougher And Wiser”
TYSONS, Va. (Feb. 9, 2021)—In his final remarks to dealers as NADA chairman, Rhett Ricart – who led the organization through one of the most tumultuous years in recent memory – had a simple message: “Never forget what we went through, because it shaped who we are today.”
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Outgoing 2021 NADA Chairman Paul Walser Highlights the Defining Moment for Auto Dealers
LAS VEGAS (March 11, 2022)—In his outgoing remarks as 2021 NADA Chairman, Paul Walser underscored the challenges and changes impacting the auto retail industry and called on dealers to adapt to threats and focus on the future of auto retailing.
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Urgent Action Required to Counter Cybercriminals Exploiting Auto Dealers from CrowdStrike Outage.
CrowdStrike Outage and what dealers need to do