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Last spring, NJ CAR noticed a marked increase in the number of citations being issued for what many police officers believe is the improper use of dealer plates.The personal use of dealer plates is legal in New Jersey, and it is also legal to drive a new (never...

The already difficult task of calculating motor vehicle registration fees is going to become even more complicated beginning next month, when the new "four-year-registration" law takes effect.The new State budget approved this summer included this revenue-raising gimmick, which requires new car buyers to pay up front for four...

The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) recently announced its first-ever breakfast exclusively for women dealers, an event that will take place as part of the 2005 NADA Convention in New Orleans on January 29, 2005.The networking breakfast will be held at the Plimsoll Club.NADA welcomes Ann Moore, CEO...

A group of nine Cumberland County auto retailers have committed to raising $100,000 over the next five years to help fund the School Counts! scholarship program at Cumberland County College.The dealerships will donate a set amount for every new or used vehicle they sell and give the buyer...

The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) has recently announced an industrywide initiative, the national "Boost for Safety" campaign.NADA is asking its members to consider hosting a child safety seat event during the month of October. NADA has produced a number of resources that you can use in the...

NJ CAR, a long-time supporter of the AYES program, recently participated in the ninth annual AYES Instructors Conference, held at the Hyatt Regency in Dearborn, MI.Nearly 200 industry professionals, representing the 14 AYES OEM partners and many allied companies, were part of the program and were joined by...