2000 Chairman Harold Wells Dealers have had sweet revenge in the past year, selling a record number of new cars and trucks and proving their dot-com detractors wrong in the process, said NADA 2000 chairman Harold Wells during Saturday's general session. Wells credited conventiongoers' hard work and entrepreneurial spirit with outlasting predictions that the Internet would put dealerships out of business. Wells pledged that NADA would continue to press GM for fair compensation. The association will also continue efforts to get legislation banning mandatory binding arbitration, eliminating the estate tax and so-called marriage tax penalty, and halting implementation of the new federal ergonomics rule.
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