Visitors Television Network coverage of the 1989 NADA convention, hosted by Peter Hackes. Charlotte Nichols reports on computerized engine analyzers. Peter talks to Harold "Red" Poling, Chairman and COO of Ford Motor Company with his forecast for 1989. Charlotte interviews Thomas Ayers about his workshop, "Alternative Advertising". Charlotte reports on conversion vans and talks to David Humphreys from RVIA. Dick Mugg, CEO of Audi of America, talks about the outlook for the next year. Peter talks to Lou Fusz, Time Magazine Quality Dealer of the Year. Peter talks to dealers on the floor about their CSI. Charlotte talks to Tom Pappart, Vice President of Sales, Chrysler Motors, about a new two way data transmission system implemented by Chrysler. Charlotte talks to Jim Rich, NADA 20 Group Manager about the usefulness of the NADA 20 Group for dealers. Peter talks to Harvey Lamm, Chairman and CEO of Subaru of America about the upcoming year for Subaru. Charlotte talks to Graham Whitehead, President, Jaguar Cars, about the year ahead for Jaguar. Hugh Quinn from the Newspaper Advertising Bureau, Inc. talks to Charlotte about trends in automobile dealer newspaper advertising. Automotive News Briefs reports on Yugo's bankruptcy, the Proton Saga not being imported to America, Automotive sales records show Ford pickups are most popular vehicles in America, Outgoing president Jimmy Payton appointed 4 people to the Project 2000 committee. Peter talks to dealers on the floor about what they'd like to get from vendors this year.