Association: Alabama Independent Automobile Dealers

Association: Alabama Independent Automobile Dealers

Includes member decals (required by some local ordinances to display AIADA membership), compliance quick-guide, and login for members-only portal.

1. Introduction: What is the AIADA? The Alabama Independent Automobile Dealers Association (AIADA) is the official state-level trade organization representing independent used vehicle dealers, finance companies, and related service providers across Alabama. It is an affiliate of the National Independent Automobile Dealers Association (NIADA) , the largest used car dealer organization in the world. alabama independent automobile dealers association

| Category | Description | |----------|-------------| | | Licensed by the Alabama Motor Vehicle Commission (AMVC) | | Wholesalers & Auction Houses | Businesses that sell only to dealers | | Finance & Insurance (F&I) Providers | BHPH lenders, service contract companies, GAP providers | | Auction & Reconditioning Services | Vehicle transportation, detailing, mechanical repair shops | | Industry Vendors | DMS providers, compliance software, marketing agencies | Includes member decals (required by some local ordinances

AIADA focuses heavily on used-only dealers and BHPH regulatory issues that don’t affect new-car franchises. 8. Common Misconceptions About AIADA Myth 1: “AIADA only helps large dealers.” Reality – Most members sell under 100 cars/year. Small dealers benefit most from legal hotline and compliance resources. physical lot address (no P.O. boxes)

Online via AIADA’s website or request a PDF from the executive director. Required info: business name, physical lot address (no P.O. boxes), dealer license number, surety bond carrier, and owner background.

Yes – as long as you hold a valid dealer license. Dues start at $295.