The Australian Automotive Dealer Association (AADA) is announcing the 2024 AADA Convention & Expo details. This industry event will be hosted at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre (MCEC), located in the heart of Melbourne, on July 24-25, 2024.
The Automotive Insights Report (AIR) for used car sales in February 2024 has been released by the Australian Automotive Dealer Association (AADA) in conjunction with AutoGrab.
The Australian Automotive Dealer Association has called on the Government to renovate its New Vehicle Efficiency Standard proposal or risk higher vehicle prices and lack of consumer choice. The AADA Submission has highlighted the current proposal's limitations and suggested policy changes.
New research about car buying intentions underscores the challenges of the Government’s plan to reduce Australia’s light vehicle emissions by 60% in five years.
The Australian Automotive Dealers Association says it is disappointed by the independent review of the Franchising Code of Conduct tabled by the Labor-led Government in Parliament. The review by Dr Michael Schaper makes 23 formal recommendations and 34 implementation suggestions for the Albanese Government to consider.
A group of Australian Mercedes-Benz dealers have appealed their $650 million legal action against German parent Mercedes-Benz AG, following the Federal Court decision handed down in August last year.
The Australian Automotive Dealer Association and AutoGrab have released the first annual Automotive Insights Report (AIR) for the 2023 calendar year.
The December edition of the Automotive Insights Report (AIR) has been released. It shows that used car trading softened in December compared to the previous month, most likely due to seasonal factors.
The first edition of the Automotive Insights Report (AIR) was released to the market on December 13. The report is a joint initiative from the Australian Automotive Dealer Association (AADA) and AutoGrab which will provide data on Australia’s used car market every month.
A Federal Court Judge has thrown out a $650m claim brought against Mercedes-Benz Australia Pacific (MBAUP) by 38 members (out of 50) of its local retailers in regard to the implementation of an agency network in January 2022.