National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA), is the leading trade association representing franchised car and commercial vehicle dealers in the United Kingdom. Today the Supreme Court announced that it has partially overturned the Court of Appeal’s Decision in relation to the FCA’s Motor Finance Review. NFDA and its members are the consumer facing part of the industry, NFDA provided both oral and written submissions to the Supreme Court which resulted in the overturning of the FCA’s Motor Finance Review. Sue Robinson, Chief Executive of the National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA), representing car and commercial retailers across the UK commented: “We are pleased with the Supreme Court’s decision in relation to the FCA’s Motor Finance Review. NFDA provided both written and oral submissions that have helped the Supreme Court reach this verdict. As the consumer facing part of the sector, NFDA want to see the regulator act fairly to ensure that UK consumers receive a satisfactory result. This has been achieved today. Automotive retail accounts for approximately 78% of the broader automotive workforce, we provide a perspective that is at the coal face of dealing with customers. As we move forward from this case NFDA will continue to provide support to its members ensuring that the UK has a healthy and functioning motor retail market.”