Canadian Dealerships See Record 2013 Sales

OTTAWA - 

Canadian dealers are on a roll as new-vehicle sales continued to rise in the first quarter of 2014. New light-vehicle sales climbed 0.9 percent during the  quarter, as dealers moved forward from 2013's record-breaking numbers, according to DesRosiers Automotive Consultants


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37 Percent of Used Buyers Visit Only One Store

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - 

More than a third of used-car buyers said in a recent survey by DMEautomotive that they visited just one dealership before purchasing their respective cars.


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GM Expands Recall Repair Order; Engineers Suspended

CARY, N.C. - 

The newest details shared by General Motors about its recall investigation turned up several noteworthy developments — suspended engineers, ignition lock cylinders and a $1.3 billion charge to its first-quarter accounting ledger.


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Tesla Sales Model May Push No-Haggle Pricing Forward

If Tesla Motors is successful in pushing its direct-to-consumer sales model forward as well as bringing a more affordable electric vehicle to the market, the company may make an even bigger splash in the dealer market in the near future.

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Latest Paths of Used-Car Prices

McLEAN, Va., and CHICAGO - Wholesale prices are still on the upward swing as March comes to a close and we near the end of tax season, according to AuctionNet data provided to Auto Remarketing. 

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Most Popular Used Cars, Brands with Strongest Growth

McLEAN, Va. - While domestic models made up the majority of the Top 10 most-researched used vehicles at NADAguides.com last month, many of the brands boasting the greatest increases in consumer search activity were imports.

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Unions, Automakers Voice Concern On Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement

TORONTO - 

Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s announcement regarding a free-trade agreement between South Korea and Canada garnered a bit of a mixed review from the automotive industry and unions.

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