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Positive vibe at CADA Summit 2019

April 9, 2019

Dealers attending the 7th annual CADA Summit walked away with a sense of measured confidence at the prospects for the year ahead, and for the longer term outlook for their businesses. Now billed as “Canada’s Automotive Summit,” this year’s version …

Cash is on the tires

April 9, 2019

As the demand for tire storage continues to increase and car dealers are looking for ways to boost service and retention, it may be time to consider a third-party tire storage provider As consumer demand for tire storage continues to …

Improving digital responsiveness

April 9, 2019

It all starts with a process Reaping the benefits from digital leads involves a follow-up process — one that requires greater flexibility from dealers and a willingness to take advantage of their technology’s potential, according to Jeremy Wyant, Leader, Digital …

Navdeep Bains tours auto show

April 9, 2019

Navdeep Bains, Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development, visited the Canadian International AutoShow and talked with Canadian auto dealer On the opening day of the Canadian International AutoShow, Canada’s point person for the auto industry toured the show …

Future mobility tackled at VW event

April 8, 2019

What’s the future of sustainable mobility? Will consumers own cars in the future? Those were a few tough topics tackled by experts at the first-ever Volkswagen Leadership Forum at the 2019 Canadian International Auto Show in Toronto, Ont., in February. …

Adapt and thrive

For the Canadian auto dealer team, the first part of the year is always a frenzied blur of events, conferences and auto shows. This year it started with NADA in January, the CADA Summit and various auto shows in Toronto, …

Bits and pieces

Mark your calendars and get your flights booked: next year’s NADA Show, CADA Summit, and Canadian International AutoShow VIP night run right into each other. The CADA Summit will take place February 12, 2020, in Toronto, Ont., followed by VIP …

GM monthly reporting to impact consumers

April 3, 2019

General Motors has scrapped its traditional monthly reporting of vehicle sales figures in Canada in favour of quarterly reporting — a move that is expected to impact consumers and data-sharing companies more than auto retailers, according to Dennis DesRosiers, President …

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