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Associations & Groups

· AAA
http://www.aaa.com/
American Automobile Association's portal to all its state Web sites. Just type in a zip code.

· AIADA
http://www.aiada.org/about/about.htm
The American International Automobile Dealers Association is a not for profit trade association dedicated to the representation of America's international nameplate automobile dealer. The members of AIADA are the franchised new car and truck dealers that serve as the backbone of the auto industry.

· ASA
http://www.asashop.org/
The Automotive Service Association is an organization for owners and managers of automotive service businesses that strives to deliver excellence in service and repairs to consumers through education, representation and member services.

ASA Affiliate Groups
Automotive Service Association Affiliate Groups
Lists all state affiliates, contact information and where applicable, has Web site links to their home page.

· ASC- CA
http://www.ascca.com/ascca/INDUST_f/indindx.htm
Automotive Service Councils of California is a confederation of regional automotive trade associations (called chapters), consisting of independent repair shops, as well as associated aftermarket businesses such as parts stores, insurance brokers, and automotive publications.

· AAIA
http://www.aftermarket.org/
The Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association (AAIA) is a non-profit trade association whose 2,700 member companies conduct business in the motor vehicle aftermarket industry. AAIA is a new association which resulted from the consolidation between the Automotive Parts & Accessories Association (APAA) and the Automotive Service Industry Association (ASIA).

· AzAuto
http://www.azauto.org/
The Arizona Automotive Trade Organization (AzAuTO) is a statewide organization of service station dealers, automotive repair shop owners, convenience stores and car washes, and represents the automotive after market industry on local, state and federal levels.

· AASP
http://www.aspro.org/
The Alliance of Automotive Service Professionals is a coalition of associations, which serve the automotive service industry.

· Car Care Council
http://www.autoshop-online.com/tips.html
The Car Care Council is a non-profit organization created to educate motorists about the benefits of proper vehicle maintenance. With a membership body comprised of nearly 200 vehicle and parts manufacturers, service dealers and retailers, the Car Care Council provides information to car owners free of charge and with just one goal in mind: To protect the car owner's investment.

· DADA
http://www.dadanet.com/
Detroit Auto Dealers Association

· iATN
http://www.iatn.net/
The International Automotive Technicians' Network is a group of thousands of online professional automotive technicians from around the world. Online forums, e-mail based technical help and searchable archives make this the happening place for technicians and shop managers.

· New York State Association of Service Station and Repair Shops
http://www.albany.net/~gra/-NEWMBRS
This association represents independent automotive service stations and repair shops throughout New York State. We are comprised of seven affiliated groups representing the gasoline dealers in Albany, Buffalo, Elmira, Long Island, New York City, Rochester and Syracuse. Together our affiliates represent over 3,500 members.

· STS
http://www.snew windowts.sae.org/
Service Technicians Society is a professional society dedicated to advancing the knowledge, skills and image of service technicians.

Link Lists of Associations

· CAR STUFF
http://www.car-stuff.com/carlinks/assoc.htm
Links to: car associations, automotive associations, automotive aftermarket associations, auto service associations, automotive service associations, car manufacturers associations, automotive trade associations, racing associations, automotive safety associations.

· Motor Magazine
http://www.motor.com/
To get to the associations, click on "Online Source Guide" then "Automobile Associations."

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