J.D. Ney, Director, J.D. Power Canada, discusses how dealers are adapting to the pandemic. He says an OEM and dealer’s digital presence is more important than ever before. His organization will be conducting new research on consumer buying trends.
J.D. Ney, Director, J.D. Power Canada, discusses how dealers are adapting to the pandemic. He says an OEM and dealer’s digital presence is more important than ever before. His organization will be conducting new research on consumer buying trends.
Todd Phillips is the editorial director of Universus Media Group Inc. and the editor of Canadian auto dealer magazine. Todd can be reached at tphillips@universusmedia.com.
Canadian auto dealer senior editor Todd Phillips interviews Jim Carroll, a leading futurist, about his keynote address at the upcoming CADA Summit being held February 11, 2026 in Toronto. Carroll gives a sneak preview of his presentation about how business …
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Canadian auto dealer senior editor Todd Phillips interviews Liz Kearney, Project Manager with the Motor Vehicle Retailers of Ontario (MVRO), about the association’s Automotive Conference & Expo (ACE) event happening October 16-17 in Niagara Falls. This year’s event is aimed …
The Canadian Automobile Dealers Association launched an automotive competitiveness framework yesterday on Parliament Hill that outlines the steps the next federal government should take to remain competitive, while also addressing the pending consumer vehicle affordability crisis. The official announcement took …
Canadian auto dealer senior editor Todd Phillips interviews Jason Campbell, the General Manager of the Canadian International AutoShow. Campbell talks about the show’s new consumer research with Canadian car buyers that outlines their vehicle preferences and their opinions on …
Canada’s auto industry is still trying to assess what the arrival of Chinese-built electric vehicles will mean for the market, even as Ottawa has begun to formalize how those vehicles could enter the country. In interviews with Canadian auto dealer …