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NJ CAR has extended the 2005 TIME Magazine Quality Dealer Award nominating process until Friday, July 23, 2004.The TMQDA honors a New Jersey dealership principal as the 2005 TIME Magazine Quality Dealer Award winner.The winning dealer represents New Jersey in the national competition, which takes place at the...

This summer, nearly 40 students from more than 10 schools around the State are working as Automotive Youth Educational System (AYES) interns.There are still 16 qualified students from AYES looking for the opportunity to prove themselves and demonstrate their skills as productive members of a dealership repair team....

The Legislature worked late into the night on Thursday, June 24, approving almost 400 individual actions and pieces of legislation.Among them was a bill which was fast-tracked through the legislative process, imposing a "fee" (a tax by any other name) on the sale of new tires.This fee will...

Among the almost 400 measures approved by the New Jersey Legislature in its late-night marathon session on Thursday, June 24, was a bill which authorizes the New Jersey Division of Taxation to do a wide-ranging sweep of all business entities which hold licenses issued by any State agency,...

According to the American International Automobile Dealers Association (AIADA), Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-TN) has recently said that debate on the Class Action Fairness Act of 2004 (S-2062) was expected to begin sometime after the July 4 Senate recess. The bill would move more class-action lawsuits from...

The National Automobile Dealers Charitable Foundation (NADCF) and NJ CAR recently presented the Lawrenceville School with three adult, three Junior, and four Baby CPR training manikins, as well as two AED Training Systems. The donation will allow the school to expand its CPR training for both staff and...