Calgary auto dealership shifts gears and caters to the female car buyer
A Calgary dealership is helping drive change in what’s usually a male-dominated business by hiring more women for every part of its business. Continue reading
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Luxury car sales on the rise in Saskatoon, new dealerships expanding
By Adam MacVicar Videographer
What does a sales surge of luxury cars in Saskatoon mean for the local economy? Continue reading
2017 Range Rover Evoque convertible: Strange, stylish and swanky
As part of a new series reviewing autos, Global News put the new Range Rover Evoque Convertible to the test. Continue reading
Fiat Chrysler Canada sales rise in 2015
Fiat Chrysler Canada, one of the biggest car manufacturers in the country, says it saw its annual sales rise 1.1 per cent in 2015 in what is expected to be a record year for Canadian auto sales. Continue reading
U.S. consumers race toward record year in auto sales
The U.S. is speeding toward what could be a record year for auto sales, new data shows. ‘It’s going to be hard not to hit that record at this pace.’ Continue reading
Manitoba government imposes advertising rules on auto dealers
Manitoba car dealers will be forced to stop misleading advertising practices under new provincial regulations. Continue reading
Oil’s plunge could mean bumpy ride for auto sales in Alberta
Crashing oil prices are paving the way for a bumpy ride in high-end auto sales in Alberta. A record boom in overall car sales may run out of fuel too. Continue reading
Canadians about to hit brakes on red-hot auto sales
A record boom in auto sales is about to slow, a new report says. But sales will remain at ‘lofty levels,’ even as consumers grapple with big debts. Continue reading
Banks making ‘riskier’ car loans to Canadian consumers: report
Longer terms on car loans that keep monthly payments low but prolong a buyer’s payment period are on the rise — posing a growing risk to consumers. Continue reading
Manufacturing sales rose in July: StatsCan
Statistics Canada says manufacturing sales rose 2.5 per cent to $53.7 billion in July, exceeding the previous record of $53.2 billion set in July 2008. Continue reading
