JANUARY 28, 2017

Fields Says Talked Fuel Economy, Trade, Oval Office Décor in Meeting With Trump

Detroit automakers lobbied for a single fuel-economy standard nationwide that would eliminate requirements such as separate electric-vehicle sales bogeys in California and 11 other states.

“I switched all of my stores to Reynolds. Many people base their decision on price, but I did my own needs analysis focused on the product and the retail process and Reynolds and Reynolds blew the competition away.”
- Joe Laham, President of Premier Companies

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Strike Up the 72-Piece Band, NADA’s in Town

The trade association, observing its 100 anniversary, offers some class acts at its 2017 convention.

Long-Term Loans, Fleets Concern Honda’s Mendel

“We made an incredible recovery as an industry, but I am afraid many have lost sight of how we got here,” the executive says.

2017 NADA Convention and Expo

Complete coverage from the 3-day auto dealers' convention in New Orleans.

Surprised on Nov. 8, Trade Group Representing Auto Lenders Now Sees Opportunity

Chris Stinebert of the American Financial Services Assn., hopes the Trump administration will work to “modify regulatory requirements that make no sense.”

Audi: Dealers Should Embrace EV Movement

The U.S. importer plans to introduce three new battery-electric vehicles in the U.S. by 2020 and President Scott Keogh knows the brand will need its dealer body behind the effort if it is to be successful.

AutoNation Will Brand Its Own Auto-Parts Line

Panelists discuss ways to increase revenue streams and prepare for changing industry dynamics.

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