IAAF - The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation

IAAF INTRODUCTION

Welcome to the IAAFWelcome to the Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation

The start of the new decade heralds one of the most important developments in recent years for the UK automotive aftermarket, with the launch of the industry’s new umbrella organisation, the Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation.

The IAAF has evolved out of the Automotive Distribution Federation (ADF) – the organisation that has long been representing and championing the interests of the distribution sector of the UK independent aftermarket– but the IAAF has been structured in such a way as to encompass the interests of the wider aftermarket.

The new IAAF will comprise three distinct elements, covering distribution, lobbying and workshop activities:

The IAAF-D will continue to carry out the functions of the ADF and represent the interests of the UK’s 500 plus motor factors members and the distribution sector as a whole.

The IAAF-G is a newly formed division, which will work for and with the UK’s service and repair garages, to offer practical day-to-day help, as well as to represent their wider interests.

The IAAF–L has been created specifically as a lobbying body to represent the wider interests of the UK’s independent aftermarket – in all its forms – with Government and other industries, whether in the UK, Europe, or on a global basis.

www.iaaf.co.uk will bring you details of all the services it has to offer, including Technical Solutions, MOT Support, and Legal Services. Plus, there'll be regular news updates with all the latest information ­ including legislative and political developments ­ that will have the potential to help you carry out business more effectively and professionally in 2010.

Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (Automotive Distribution Federation Ltd T/A). Registered in England 04036823.