Click below to see and hear my publisher’s note to accompany the January/February 2013 issue of Canadian auto dealer.
Click below to see and hear my publisher’s note to accompany the January/February 2013 issue of Canadian auto dealer.
One challenge dealers have is that most have spent a lifetime inside the auto industry — they drive dealership demo vehicles, and don’t have a current sense of what it’s like for a consumer to shop for or purchase a vehicle, …
If you want a reminder of how quickly the automotive conversation can shift in this country, look no further than the reaction to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent announcement that Canada would allow up to 49,000 Chinese-built electric vehicles into the market. …
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You already know the auto technician shortage is more than a headline — it’s what greets you every morning when bays go idle. Ontario alone has more than 3,000 vacant trades roles, double the pre-pandemic total, and the situation is …
We’ve just come off my favourite weeks in the automotive calendar. The second week of February includes the CADA Summit, media day at the Canadian International AutoShow and VIP night, perhaps the most concentrated networking event of the year. It …
There is no shortage of dramatic news going on in the automotive space in Canada. Having said that, I don’t intend to write about any of it. Instead, I’m going to give you a little change of pace. I’d like …
