A dealer principal decides in conversation, with their team beside them. The booth either makes room for that or it doesn’t.
The companies that win at NADA sell things a dealership will live with for years — platforms, finance, products, services. Their booths are designed around the moment a dealer group stops, not around a list of features. Below: how we think about the four sides of a NADA booth, and builds we have delivered for buyers who behave the same way.
One of these stood on the NADA floor; the rest were built for audiences that buy the same way — teams evaluating together, then wanting somewhere quiet to talk terms. Every image is the real booth.
Hospitality at the front, private rooms behind, and enough seats for a principal, a GM and a department head to sit down together.
Several demos running at once at the aisle, so a group can split by role and regroup without leaving the booth.
When the hall refills all at once, a reason to stay — coffee, a seat, a host — turns a passing group into a conversation.
Each size opens the catalog already filtered to Orlando pricing — fixed, all-inclusive, and rebuilt in your brand. Nothing in it is a template you have to live with; the structure is modular, the booth is yours.
Tell us your footprint, your position on the floor if you have it, and how many dealer conversations the booth has to hold at once. Concepts and one fixed price come back within 24 hours, with what the show will bill you directly already calculated.
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