August 22, 2025

When a Dealer Agreement ends — whether through termination, cancellation or non-renewal — it often triggers complex financial and legal challenges. One of the most pressing concerns is what happens to the dealer’s remaining inventory and recent investments. In New Hampshire, the Dealer Bill of Rights provides critical protection for automotive, equipment and powersport dealers.

On Friday, April 4, we had the privilege of co-hosting the SkillsUSA Auto Competition here in New Hampshire. This event brought together students competing for exciting prizes and the chance to represent the state at the National SkillsUSA competition in Atlanta.

On March 5, 2025, the actuary presented his recommendations to the WCT Board for the 2025 rebate. The board voted unanimously in favor of the actuary’s recommendation to return $1.734 million to the members. Money has been returned from fund years 2019-23. Rebates for 2025 were hand-delivered or mailed in mid-May.

At NHADA, we know staying informed isn’t just an advantage — it’s essential for operating safely, legally and competitively. That’s why we offer ongoing, expert-led training for members and industry professionals alike. Recently, we hosted two impactful sessions designed to help New Hampshire businesses stay ahead of regulatory and legal changes.

We proudly welcome Dealer Merchant Services (DMS) as our Diamond Level Partner for credit card processing and compliant credit card surcharging solutions.

Because it’s summer and more teenagers are entering the workplace, now is a good time to review the laws governing the employment of individuals under the age of 18 in New Hampshire.