Pub. 2 2022 Issue 1

People really do need each other in order to succeed. Association membership can be one of the most important investments you can make professionally, and attending conventions and events is important. Your time is valuable. So are your financial resources. That being the case, why should you invest the time and money in attending an […]

A February 2022 decision by the Montana Supreme Court upheld a Summary Judgment Order by Hon. Mike Menahan, First Judicial District Judge in Helena, in favor of Lithia Motors, dismissing a consumer lawsuit brought over the installation of a replacement engine in an 8-year-old Subaru Legacy with 100,000 miles on the odometer. On Sept. 12,

We are living in turbulent times. At this point, the pandemic and supply chain shortages have become old news even though they refuse to go away. The good news? COVID-19 is declining across the U.S., and manufacturers are doing what they can to produce more vehicles. They are currently using many different strategies to make vehicles, such as having manufacturing plants run night shifts, altering designs to eliminate chip usage, and shipping partially completed vehicles that can be retrofitted later.

James Johnson High Plains MotorsChair Erick AndersonPlacer MotorsPresident Wade RehbeinRehbein FordPresident Elect Eric HenricksenDon Aadsen FordVice President Don Kaltschmidt Don “K” WhitefishNADA Director MTADA Board of Directors Eric Henricksen, Don Aadsen Ford, District 1Wade Rehbein, Rehbein Ford, District 2Erick Anderson, Placer Motors, District 3Craig Tilleman, Tilleman Motors, District 4Aaron Jones, Courtesy Ford, District 5Joe Billion,