Soft Canadian Dollar, Low Fuel Costs Spark High Wholesale Prices

Pushed by the Canadian dollar hitting its weakest level against the U.S. dollar in more than a year and gas prices reaching a seven-month low, wholesale values in Canada moved upward in October on both a year-over-year and month-over-month basis, according to the RVI Group.

Read more

Toyota, GM Issue Recalls

Toyota will recall about 550,000 six-cylinder Toyota and Lexus units throughout the world in response to a potential issue with the crankshaft pulley

Read more

Canadian Auto Journalists Unveil Best New Cars

The Automobile Journalists Association of Canada recently revealed the "Best New" winners in its annual Canadian Car of the Year Awards program.

Read more

Acura Financial Services Makes Canadian Debut

Acura dealers in Canada have a new level of support on the finance side.

Read more

Canadian Certified Sales Continue Moving Upward

Canada's new-vehicle market has continued to experience an up-and-down year through the first nine months of 2011, but based on what automakers are telling Auto Remarketing Canada, the certified pre-owned market, once again, fared quite well.

Read more

World's Oldest Running Car Fetches Record Price at Auction

Attendees at last week’s RM Auctions sale in Hershey, Pa., stood and applauded when the car named “La Marquise” made its entrance. The car — built about two decades after the American Civil War — is said to be the oldest running motor car in the world.

Read more

Ontario Dealer Association Gets OK to Pursue Legal Action Against Insurance Bureau of Canada

The Used Car Dealers Association of Canada says the Insurance Bureau of Canada has "terminated" its access to the accident insurance claim data that it uses in its AutoCheck vehicle history reports, so now the group has initiated legal action to get that data back and get these history reports rolling once again.

Read more