Cedric Mathieu, Vice President and Head of Turo Canada, discusses what the company’s data reveals: that there is a growing demand for zero-emission vehicles in Canada, and what this means for the Canadian automotive industry.
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.
U.S. new-vehicle prices reached their highest level of the year in July, even as the sales pace softened and consumers increasingly favoured lower-priced segments. Kelley Blue Book, a Cox Automotive brand, reported an average transaction price (ATP) of $49,855, up …
The ongoing threat of fraud and the use of artificial intelligence are two of the biggest challenges dealers are facing, two automotive group executives said at the 2025 Talk Auto Conference. Jamie Johnston, managing partner of Orangeville Honda, which is …
Canadian used-vehicle wholesale prices continued to decline last week, according to the latest Canadian Black Book (CBB) Market Insights report, as both car and truck segments recorded losses. The overall wholesale market fell 0.29 per cent for the week ending …
U.S. new-vehicle price growth slowed in April as the market faced softer demand and shifting sales patterns, according to recently released data from Kelley Blue Book. The average transaction price for a new vehicle reached $49,461 in April, up 1.8 …
While the Israel-Iran conflict took centre stage during this year’s G7 summit, current tariffs and the prospect of even more punishing levies from the United States that are set to be applied in July were still top-of-mind for leaders. Canada …
Nearly three-quarters of Canadians believe advanced anti-theft technology should be mandatory in new vehicles, as confidence in existing vehicle security continues to erode, according to a new survey commissioned by Équité Association. The 2026 Canadian Auto Theft Impact Survey, conducted …
