Alabama Independent Automobile Dealers Association [new] -

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.

To protect, educate, and promote the independent automobile dealer industry in Alabama through legislative advocacy, ethical standards, continuing education, and member services.

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

Upload scanned copies of your AMVC license and surety bond certificate.

For the most current contact info and dues, always check the official AIADA website or NIADA’s state affiliate directory. Q: Is AIADA membership mandatory for an Alabama used car license? No – the AMVC does not require it. But many city business license departments (e.g., Birmingham, Mobile) give a discount or preference to AIADA members. AIADA focuses heavily on used-only dealers and BHPH

| 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 |

Yes – as long as you hold a valid dealer license. Dues start at $295. Small dealers benefit most from legal hotline and

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.