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Refreshed ride
From the February 2023 print edition
Subaru’s three-row SUV, the Ascent, receives a mid-cycle refresh for the 2023 model year,…
Snow safety
From the February 2023 print edition
For many regions, winter lasts long into March and it’s not uncommon to have snowfall in…
What’s a fleet to do?
It has been referred to as ‘the perfect storm.’
The COVID pandemic caused the demand for vehicles to decrease significantly. As…
Fuel pump primer
From the February 2023 print edition
Moving into 2023, fuel costs for fleets are both a question mark and a planning priority.…
Canadian auto production rose in 2022 to break streak of declines
TORONTO — DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc. says Canadian auto production rose last year to break a five-year streak of…
Lack of vehicles, infrastructure hampers federal fleet’s EV push
Canadians keen to get themselves into an electric vehicle aren't the only ones facing delays.
A lack of vehicle…
Canadian Tire ‘bullish’ on auto parts and service
Canadian Tire Corp. Ltd. capped its centennial year with strong growth in its automotive business as demand for auto parts and…
Montreal auto show returns with more EV options
MONTREAL — The 2023 Montreal International Auto Show was the first public automobile event in Canada since the Covid pandemic…
Auto industry leaders emphasize urgency of Canadian EV response
TORONTO — Urgency was the key word at an electric vehicle conference Wednesday as manufacturers emphasized the need for more…
Auto prices to ease but affordability still a challenge
TORONTO — Automakers have made high-profile price cuts for some of the most well-known electric cars this year, but experts say…
Renault, Nissan reboot auto alliance for post Ghosn era
LONDON (AP) — Automakers Renault and Nissan on Monday formalized their reboot of a relationship that had grown rocky, culminating…
January auto sales up 7.5 per cent from a year earlier
TORONTO — DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc. (DAC) says light vehicle sales in Canada in January were up 7.5 per cent compared…