NADA to go virtual next year, move to Feb.

The show floor will look different in 2021, when it’s on your screen.

October 12, 2020 04:00 AM

The National Automobile Dealers Association has opted to make its annual convention completely virtual and move it to February amid uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.

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Tariffs already hurting vehicle affordability as more price hikes loom

Despite discounts by automakers such as Ford and Stellantis, the average new-vehicle price rose 2.5 percent in April, and more increases are expected.

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Tariffs already hurting vehicle affordability as more price hikes loom

Tariff costs, policy uncertainty prevent suppliers from investing in the U.S., MEMA says

Tariff costs, policy uncertainty prevent suppliers from investing in the U.S., MEMA says

Kia technician training program for veterans helps dealership boost productivity

Kia technician training program for veterans helps dealership boost productivity

$11 billion tariff tsunami poised to wash over Japanese automakers looking to boost U.S. output

$11 billion tariff tsunami poised to wash over Japanese automakers looking to boost U.S. output

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