Safety

2016 NADA/ATD Convention & Expo
Full coverage of the 2016 NADA/ATD Convention & Expo in Las Vegas, April 1-3.
Air Bags: Tips for Consumers Related to Counterfeit Air Bags
In October 2012, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced a consumer advisory on counterfeit air bags. Federal investigators have determined that thousands of counterfeit bags have been bought and installed in U.S. motor vehicles over the past three
ATD Chairman Dick Witcher Delivers Keynote at the 2014 ATD Convention & Expo
Auto Safety Programs
The National Automobile Dealers Association wants to help dealers promote informed, responsible decisions by their customers about the safe operation of cars or trucks. Child Passenger Safety  September is Child Passenger Safety month. New car dealers
Bill Fox Delivers Keynote Address at the 2015 NADA Convention & Expo
Booster Seat Consumer Brochure

 

Child Passenger Safety
September is Child Passenger Safety Month Thousands of new car dealers around the country host free child safety seat inspections at their dealerships as part of a national Boost for Safety campaign, a program developed by NADA in
Child Passenger Safety 101
September is Child Passenger Safety month  Dealers across the country will host child safety seat inspections in their communities as part of NADA's national Boost for Safety campaign to help protect young passengers.  Since the Boost
Child Passenger Safety Campaign: Dealer Resources
As a community service, NADA encourages dealers to host child safety seat inspection events at their stores in September, Child Passenger Safety month, or anytime throughout the year. Dealers have inspected more than 1 million seats, and
Child Seat Safety Tips Postcard

 

Consumer Advocates and Auto Coalition Fight to Keep ‘Rebuilt Wrecks’ Off Nation’s Roadways
The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) has joined a diverse coalition of consumer protection, law enforcement, and auto industry representatives to urge the U.S. Department of Justice to finalize a critical rulemaking to help prevent rebuilt, wrecked, flooded, or stolen vehicles from unknowingly ending up on a consumer's driveway.
Dealers Are Committed to Fixing All Recalls
For 50 years, Congress has entrusted franchised automobile dealers to repair vehicles recalled by manufacturers for safety defects or noncompliance reasons.
Dealers Driving Road Safety
Dealers Participation in Tire Safety Campaign Described as Extraordinary
McLEAN, Va. (March 7, 2005) - ADA Chairman Jack Kain's response to the recent opinion piece by Consumer Federation of America's (CFA) Stephen Brobeck on dealer financing was published in the March 7, 2005 issue of Automotive News.McLean, Va., May 24, 2005 - Since NADA joined the "Be Tire Smart - Play Your Part" national tire safety campaign last month, nearly 900 NADA members have signed up to distribute consumer tips brochures at their dealerships.
Eric Jorgensen Delivers Keynote Address at the ATD Convention & Expo
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Boost for Safety Give Kids a Lift for Life? Boost for Safety is a national campaign sponsored by NADA — in partnership with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) — to educate dealers, parents
Grounding All Recalled Used Vehicles Devalues Trade-Ins
Legislation should increase recall completion rates and not create a “trade-in tax” on millions of customer trade-ins.
Insurance Company Voluntarily Discloses Flood Damage Info
In a major new development, PEMCO, a Seattle-based insurance company, announced this week that it will voluntarily disclose vehicle flood damage information to the public.
NADA Applauds Auto Alliance for Launching New Data-Driven Study on Recalls
NADA Applauds Selection of Elaine Chao for Transportation Secretary
NADA President Peter Welch on Nov. 29 released a statement in response to President-elect Donald Trump’s expected nomination of Elaine Chao to serve as Secretary of the U.S. Department of Transportation.
NADA Auto Dealers Kick Off National Child Passenger Safety Month
MCLEAN, Va. (September 1, 2005) - New car dealerships around the country are hosting child safety seat inspections throughout September, as part of Child Passenger Safety Month, sponsored by the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA), in partnership with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
NADA Bulletins on Safety, Fuel Economy Will Help Sales Staff, Consumers
NADA Chairman: Keep Auto Retailing Affordable for Consumers
NADA Commends NHTSA on Recalls
NADA President Peter Welch issued a statement in response to NHTSA's announcement of a new public awareness campaign called "Safe Cars Save Lives" that urges consumers to check for open recalls at least twice a year and to get their vehicles fixed as soon as parts are available.
NADA Commissions Report by J.D. Power to Assess Reductions in Trade-In Values Caused by Preventing Sale of Used Vehicles with Open Recalls
McLEAN, VA (Nov. 19, 2015)—The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) today announced a report that it commissioned from J.D. Power showing that many consumers could see the value of their vehicle trade-ins decline by an average of $1,210 – and by as much as $5,713 – if auto dealers were prohibited from selling any used vehicles with open recalls.
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