Arkansas Automobile Dealers Mission
The Arkansas Automobile Dealers Association (AADA) exists to educate, professionalize, advance, and promote the interests of automobile and truck dealers across the state. We are dedicated to supporting our members through advocacy, training, and resources that strengthen the retail automotive industry and contribute to Arkansas’s economic growth.
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Upcoming Events

Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance Press Conference
Driving Hunger Out of Arkansas:
AADA and the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance
At the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance, we believe no Arkansan should go to bed hungry. Every day, we work with partners to expand access to nutritious food across all 75 counties through programs like No Kid Hungry Arkansas, SNAP and WIC Outreach, and the Arkansas Beef Project.
This mission is only possible through strong partnerships. The Arkansas Automobile Dealers Association (AADA) has stepped up in a big way, supporting hunger relief with a donation presented last fall at Hug Chevrolet GMC in Charleston.
“This gift demonstrates the power of community partnerships,” said Sylvia Blain, CEO of the Alliance. “Our friends at AADA are showing that business leaders can play a direct role in tackling hunger and improving the lives of our neighbors.”
Arkansas’s auto dealers are pillars of their communities. Now, through this partnership, they’re also ensuring families have access to healthy food.
To showcase this commitment, the Alliance and AADA will host a press conference
Thursday, October 9th, at Gwatney Buick Chevrolet, 5700 Landers Road, North Little Rock.
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Everyone’s invited—come join us!
Together, we’ll highlight the impact of this partnership and call on others to help drive hunger out of Arkansas.
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Products & Services
AADA approved vendors, programs, services, and forms to provide members with expert assistance and solutions to everyday dealership needs.

Advocacy
AADA strives to maintain excellent relationships with our congressional delegation and to make them aware of the impact their actions have on small businesses.
Dealer Alert
Use of Dealer Plates
On Thursday, March 28, 2024 in a split decision, the Arkansas Supreme Court issued an opinion that impacts all dealers.