Recall Lookup
Check any vehicle by VIN for open safety recalls — and find a franchised dealer who can fix it at no cost to you.
Check for recalls →For Northeast Ohio car buyers
Find a trusted dealer near you.
Every NOADA member is a franchised, factory-authorized dealership — accountable to our Code of Ethics. Search by ZIP or city to see member dealers across five counties, then call or get directions.
Franchised & factory-authorized
Member in good standing
We operate the Akron BMV
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Wolf Ledges Ford
Member in good standingAkron · Summit County
Sales: Mon–Sat 9–7 · Service: Mon–Fri 7–6
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Lakefront Honda
Member in good standingCleveland · Cuyahoga County
Sales: Mon–Sat 9–8 · Service: Mon–Sat 7–5
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Medina Square Chevrolet
Member in good standingMedina · Medina County
Sales: Mon–Fri 9–7, Sat 9–5 · Service: Mon–Fri 7:30–6
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Portage Toyota
Member in good standingKent · Portage County
Sales: Mon–Sat 9–7 · Service: Mon–Fri 7–6, Sat 8–2
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Wooster Valley Subaru
Member in good standingWooster · Wayne County
Sales: Mon–Sat 9–6 · Service: Mon–Fri 7:30–5:30
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Falls Hyundai
Member in good standingCuyahoga Falls · Summit County
Sales: Mon–Sat 9–7 · Service: Mon–Fri 7–6
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Lakewood Nissan
Member in good standingLakewood · Cuyahoga County
Sales: Mon–Sat 9–8 · Service: Mon–Fri 7–6
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Stow Mazda
Member in good standingStow · Summit County
Sales: Mon–Sat 9–7 · Service: Mon–Fri 7:30–6
No member dealers matched that search. Try a nearby ZIP or city, or browse the full dealer directory.
Dealers shown are illustrative samples for layout. Live results draw from the verified NOADA member directory.
Tap a pin or a result to highlight a dealer. Numbers match the list.
Accountable to a Code of EthicsMembers agree to fair, honest dealings — with a path to mediation if something goes wrong.
The BMV agency you trustNOADA operates the Akron BMV (Agency 7731) — the same public institution behind these dealers.
A name since 1927Nearly a century serving Northeast Ohio buyers and the dealers who employ their neighbors.
Buyer protection
Why buy from a franchised dealer?
Not every “dealer” is the same. Here is how a franchised NOADA member compares to an independent lot or a private sale — on the things that protect your money.
Recommended
Franchised NOADA member
- Factory-authorized & franchised
- Manufacturer warranty & recall work
- Bound by NOADA’s Code of Ethics
- Licensed, bonded & titled properly
- Consumer mediation available
For comparison
Independent used lot
- Not factory-authorized
- Limited or no factory warranty work
- No NOADA Code of Ethics
- State-licensed dealer
- No association mediation
For comparison
Private sale
- No dealer accountability
- Usually sold “as-is,” no warranty
- No Code of Ethics
- You handle title & paperwork
- No recourse if there’s a problem
Free consumer tools
Help for car buyers — before and after you buy.
NOADA gives Northeast Ohio buyers straightforward tools to check a vehicle, understand their rights, and resolve a problem.
Lemon Law & Disputes
Understand Ohio’s Lemon Law and your rights in plain language, with steps to take if a new vehicle has repeated problems.
Know your rights →Consumer Mediation
Have a dispute with a member dealer? NOADA can help mediate a fair resolution between you and the dealership.
Request mediation →AUTO KNOW · The region’s market data
A century of trust, by the numbers.
NOADA member dealers anchor the local economy — and our AUTO KNOW report is the most-cited read on Northeast Ohio’s vehicle market, published at a local depth nobody else produces.
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Serving since
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Counties served
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Jobs supported*
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Years of trust
*Illustrative figure for layout — pending NOADA verification.
New-vehicle registrations · sample
Chart shown for layout. Live AUTO KNOW releases publish as indexable HTML + downloadable datasets.
For dealers & industry
Are you a dealer? Join NOADA.
The locator above sends buyers to members. Behind it is a working trade association: membership pays for itself through advocacy, savings, and training in one place.
Advocacy that protects your franchise
We track and shape legislation and regulation at the state and federal level — franchise law, titling, advertising rules, and more.
See our advocacy →Compliance you can actually use
Our public Compliance Hub breaks down the FTC Safeguards Rule, advertising rules, temp-tag requirements, and Ohio’s e-title fee in plain language.
Open the hub →Training for every role
Live seminars and webinars plus an on-demand library, with a NextGen track for emerging dealership leaders.
Explore education →Ready to buy with confidence? Start with a trusted dealer.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What is NOADA?
The Northeast Ohio Automobile Dealers Association, a nonprofit trade association founded in 1927 that represents the region’s franchised new-vehicle dealers in Akron and the surrounding counties.
What does “member in good standing” mean for me as a buyer?
It means the dealership is a current NOADA member that has agreed to our Code of Ethics — a franchised, factory-authorized store you can hold accountable, with consumer mediation available if a dispute arises.
Is NOADA the same as the Akron BMV?
No. NOADA is the trade association; it also operates the Akron BMV (Ohio Deputy Registrar Agency 7731) as a separate public-facing service with its own website, AkronBMV.com, and its own phone line.
How do I resolve a problem with a dealer?
Start by contacting the dealership directly. If you can’t reach a resolution with a NOADA member, you can request consumer mediation through NOADA to help work toward a fair outcome.
Where is NOADA located?
688 Wolf Ledges Parkway, Akron, Ohio 44311.