Australian Automobile Dealers Association

	The Australian Automobile Dealers Association (AADA) is the national peak body for the new vehicle retail sector of the Australian automotive industry and represents 1300 new motor vehicle dealers and over 2300 franchises.

The Australian Automobile Dealers Association (AADA) is the national peak body for the new vehicle retail sector of the Australian automotive industry and represents 1300 new motor vehicle dealers and over 2300 franchises.

AADA is a Member of Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA). AADA is a federation of the Automobile Dealers Associations of the states and territories. AADA is an unincorporated association and its affairs are directed by a Board on which each of the Member bodies is represented.

Members of the AADA are currently as follows: 

• Australian Automobile Dealers Association (A.C.T. Division)
• Australian Automobile Dealers Association (N.T. Division)
• Australian Automobile Dealers Association (S.A. Division)
• Australian Automobile Dealers Association (W.A. Division)

The role of AADA is to:

• encourage, promote and protect the interests of the retail motor dealer business in Australia and to preserve the interests of Members;
• hold an annual national convention for retail motor dealers and/or their employees;
• cultivate and obtain reciprocal relations with like associations, both nationally and internationally;
• establish and maintain contact with the legislatures of the Commonwealth and of the states and territories and the Australian governments to promote, support and protect the interests of the Association; and
• conduct seminars, educational programs or other meetings for the purpose of improving the knowledge and understanding of new vehicle franchise dealers of business, economic and related matters.

In WA, the AADA committee meet bi-monthly to discuss current industry issues

Members of the AADA WA division can check in to see more details of what their Committee is working on by logging in to see the AADA members page.