Dealership Scam Alert
Many of our member dealers are reporting to us that you have been targeted by an automotive vendor scam making its way across Florida. This scam comes in the way of an invoice from an auto vendor for some inexpensive items, but the vendor does not exist and the supplies were never ordered or delivered.
Please inspect the example invoice from "Lot-Rite Automotive Supplies" included herein. Then make sure your Accounting Department is aware and on alert.
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THANK YOU 2021 CAR-PAC Donors
Allen Turner Auto Group, $16,000
Gunther Motor Group, $15,000
Tampa New Auto Dealers Association, $15,000
Alan Jay Automotive Group, $10,000
Crown Automotive Group, $10,000
Gettel Auto Group, $10,000
Mahalak Auto Group, $10,000
Morgan Auto Group, $10,000
Panama City Auto Group, $10,000
Phil Smith Automotive Group, $10,000
Sonic Automotive Group, $10,000
Bean Automotive Group, $5,000
Bert Smith Automotive Group, $5,000
Dimmitt Auto Group, $5,000
Gator Automotive Group, $5,000
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Kelly Auto Group, $5,000
Lehman Auto Group, $5,000
Step One Automotive, $5,000
Stingray Chevrolet, $5,000
Ussery Automotive Group, $5,000
Galloway Automotive Group, $3,000
Lynch Auto Group, $3,000
Red Hoagland Hyundai, $3,000
Castriota Chevrolet, $2,500
George Moore Chevrolet, $2,500
Preston Hood Chevrolet, $2,500
Rivard Buick GMC, $2,500
Bob Steele Chevrolet, $1,000
Kisselback Ford, $1,000
Nissan of Melbourne, $1,000
Regal Automotive Group, $1,000
Rick Matthews Buick GMC, $1,000
Southport Truck Group, $1,000
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Movies, Television and Radio Broadcast License
If you provide entertainment in your dealership's showroom or service waiting areas such as movies, television or radio, you may be required to obtain a license. Federal copyright laws require that a commercial establishment which rebroadcasts entertainment obtain a license. This requirement applies whether you are showing DVDs, streaming, using a cable or satellite service, or even just playing the radio. Read more
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NADA Dealership Energy Use Survey
For franchised dealerships to qualify for an Energy Star certification award, baseline data on energy use must be collected. NADA needs your help to gather the data needed to develop an Energy Star score for franchised dealerships. This data will enable dealers to focus on areas of future energy-use reductions (and cost savings) and top-performing dealerships may be eligible to earn coveted Energy Star certifications. Read more
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Distributed April 27, 2021
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