Fill in bracket for chance to win NIADA Convention registration

March 27, 2024

Has your NCAA Tournament already busted?

There’s still time to get in our game for a major prize. Pick up the NIADA Movie Mayhem bracket in the March issue of UCD to fill out for a chance to win a free registration for the 2024 NIADA Convention and Expo in June.

With the Oscars being held earlier this month and the hoops craziness of March, we decided to combine the two and picked out some of our favorite movies highlighting cars. While many of the classics were options, we picked out movies from around 1980 on. Many are remakes of memorable titles. Others launched franchises that are still going. We hope you enjoy picking out your favorite car movies to hit the big screen.

Fill out your bracket and send a picture of it to richard@niada. com by March 31. The results will be compiled and points will be awarded for each selection matching the top poll results. The top dealer finishers will be entered into a drawing for a free registration for the 2024 NIADA Convention and Expo in Las Vegas June 17-20. The winning dealer will be announced in April along with the results of the bracket.

See the full bracket and descriptions of all the movies in the March issue of UCD.

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The National Independent Automobile Dealers Association (NIADA) is among the nation’s largest trade associations, representing the used motor vehicle industry comprised of some 40,000 licensed used car dealers. Since 1946, NIADA has represented the voice and interests of used car dealers at the federal level in Washington D.C. Coupled with its state association network across the country, NIADA’s grass-roots framework provides a dual layer of advocacy unmatched in the used motor vehicle industry. For 75 years, NIADA has engineered programs and leveraged technology to fulfill its mission to advance, educate and promote the independent used car dealer. NIADA members subscribe to a strict Code of Ethics of duty, honor and integrity, and believe in the advancement of small business in support of the free-market system. More information about NIADA, visit www.niada.com.