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Statistically, about 50% of vehicles damaged in hurricanes wind up in the stream of commerce, which means dealers can expect to see these vehicles, whether they knowingly buy them or not. Although insurance companies typically...
Read MoreIt has been a life-changing week for many of you in Central and Southwest Florida. FADA’s Charitable Foundation is here to help our Dealer employees in the aftermath. Employees impacted with hardship losses can submit this...
Read MoreWardsAuto, October 4, 2022 Ted Smith, president of the Florida Automobile Dealers’ Assn., says, “For the most part there has not been huge physical destruction at our stores, but the losses to employees’ families will be...
Read MoreFADA is pleased to offer some helpful tips from dealer members who have experienced past storms. The National Weather Service is a helpful source if you’re looking for forecast information. And the Florida Division of Emergency...
Read MoreFlorida Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) and the State Emergency Response Team (SERT) activated the Business Damage Assessment Survey in response to Hurricane Ian. Survey responses will allow the state to expedite...
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