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Revamped NADA.Com B2B Site Debuts Aug. 29

29 August 2000

Revamped NADA.Com B2B Site Debuts Aug. 29

                      N.A.D.A. Guide Company Serves The
                Automotive, Financial, and Dot-Com Communities

    WASHINGTON, Aug. 29 The N.A.D.A. Official Used Car Guide
Company introduced its newly refreshed business-to-business Web site,
http://www.nada.com, this week. Currently featured on the site is AuctionNet Online,
providing the most comprehensive and largest listing of auction results over
an upgraded server, allowing subscribers to access information even faster and
more easily than before.
    AuctionNet is a joint venture between the National Automobile Dealers
Association (NADA) and the National Automobile Auction Association (NAAA).
Visitors to http://www.nada.com can register for a free AuctionNet demonstration
online; access to nada.com's data is password protected.
    The site also has many additional features for new and used-car and -truck
dealers, banks and other financial institutions, and automotive industry
visitors.  Industry information, articles by NADA Chief Economist Paul Taylor
and Guide Company Managing Editor Pat Erney, and links to other useful
information are also provided.  Later this fall, more new features will debut,
and values for all vehicles, including marine, recreational, aircraft, and
motorcycle vehicles will be added to http://www.nada.com by early next year.  "We're
not just another 'pure-play dot-com,'" said Scott Lilja, Executive Director.
"We have NADA's respected 83-year history and a reputation as the recognized
authority for market-reflective vehicle values behind our site.  But we're
more than 'brick and mortar' too: we are an infomediary, a leading source of
vehicle information for financial institutions, state governments, insurance
companies and dealers."