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August 20, 2012

The Florida Independent Auto Dealer Association (FIADA) 2012 convention is just around the corner. Don’t miss this excellent opportunity to receive your continuing education and connect with dealers around the state. FIADA has great sessions and fun activities scheduled -everything you need to grow your business and stay compliant all under one roof.

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July 26, 2012

As of July 1, 2012, all California dealers who sell used cars are required to obtain a NMVTIS vehicle history report for every used car on their lot, and post a red warning label on the vehicle if a title brand or salvage history is found. While the new California law is aimed at protecting consumers from purchasing less than desirable vehicles without full disclosure, pulling a vehicle history from the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS) is a smart thing to do for all dealers – not just those in California.

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June 27, 2012

Auto Data Direct has partnered with AutoManager, a national leader in dealer management software. ADD, a Florida-based automotive data services company, will provide AutoManager access to vehicle history reports from the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS). Auto Data Direct (ADD) has partnered with AutoManager, a national leader in dealer management software.

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June 21, 2012

Auto Data Direct, Inc. (ADD), a leader in automotive data services and National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS) vehicle history reports announces that it has added bilingual vehicle history reports to its array of products. NMVTIS reports, containing DMV title data, salvage information and total loss reports, are federal vehicle histories designed to protect consumers from fraud and unsafe vehicles.

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June 13, 2012

ADD has a new web video highlighting all of our available services. We’d love your feedback! Take a peek and tell us what you think. Watch the video.

June 13, 2012

Customer Service FAQ: DirectPost-Office

for Financial, Mechanic / Body Shop, Private Investigators, Repossession Agency and Wreckers

ADD’s wonderful customer service representatives answer you DPO questions! I had to send a Good Faith Letter but I didn’t get a response. What do I do now? If law enforcement does not respond to your Good Faith Letter you may continue with your auction. You will still run your newspaper ad as you would for any other vehicle, as well as attach a Good Faith Letter Affidavit to your packet.

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June 13, 2012

FIADA, the Florida Independent Automobile Dealers Association, has created a newly revised and improved title and registration training class. FIADA and lead instructor, Terry Myers, have developed curriculum to aid dealers and staff in completing title and registration paperwork. Processing title paperwork correctly translates into faster processing by the tax collector’s office.

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June 13, 2012

Minnesota Search Now Available

for Auto Dealers, Financial, Insurance, Mechanic / Body Shop, Repossession Agency, Salvage and Wreckers

DMV123 just keeps getting better! With the addition of Minnesota motor vehicle records to its real-time motor vehicle records, ADD now offers real-time access to 26 state databases , for qualified companies. For automobile dealer confirming ownership for a trade-in, an insurer processing a claim, a financial institution verifying a lien, or a tow operator searching for registrant and lien holder information to notify an owner his car has been towed- ADD has you covered!

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June 13, 2012

NMVTIS Reporting Enforcement Update

for Auto Dealers, Insurance, Mechanic / Body Shop, Salvage and Wreckers

For recyclers across the United States, the junk and salvage reporting requirements from the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS) reached the three year mark this spring. During those three years, the NMVTIS database has grown significantly as more and more states and business entities have begun providing data. Currently containing over 38.

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June 13, 2012

There are few things as frustrating as sitting on a vehicle that you cannot legally dispose of because you are waiting on a response from a state. It can take weeks for an out of state record to be obtained by old-fashioned form- and-fax methods , and by the time you get the information back, it may be outdated.

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