#67 Former NADA Chairman shaping the car business, When will Chinese cars come to US, Will FTC ruling cost consumers and industry $35B? | Geoff Pohanka, Chairman of Pohanka Automotive Group

Car Dealership Guy Podcast

In this episode, I'm speaking with Geoff Pohanka, Dealer and Former NADA Chairman where we discuss his involvement in the fight against FTC overreach, the $35B potential cost of the CARS rule, buying a Tesla to experience Direct-to-consumer firsthand, when will Chinese cars come to America and much more.

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Topics:

(00:00:00) - Intro

(00:02:21) - Life after NADA

(00:03:07) - The Pohanka family business

(00:06:34) - Did you want to be a dealer?

(00:11:24) - What have you done to excel and grow your brand?

(00:14:23) - What does your role look like today?

(00:20:59) - The CARS Rule

(00:34:58) - What does Tesla do that is superior to the dealership model?

(00:38:46) - The EV future

(00:44:56) - Thoughts on China

(00:48:25) - What brands are you bullish on?

(00:53:22) - Will we have more or fewer dealers in 10 years?

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