The opportunity in the Canadian dealer fixed ops: Loyalty & satisfied repeat customers
Thursday, Sep. 17, 2026, 12:19 PM
Wholesale price declines grow, 'returning to more typical weekly levels'
Tuesday, Sep. 15, 2026, 10:03 AM
Canadian wholesale values of car segments climb for first time in 4 months
Wednesday, Sep. 9, 2026, 11:35 AM
Jeremy Louisos of Preowned Auto Logistics Returns to Show
Our “PAL” Jeremy Louisos of Preowned Auto Logistics is back on the show for a wide-ranging conversation about his work on remarketing industry committees and conferences, top issues and hot topics in auto transport and much more. The interview is ... Listen Here
SPONSORED EPISODE: Rethinking vehicle-protection plans for today’s wide inventory mix with GWC Warranty
Used-car inventory on dealer lots nowadays can range from older, higher-mileage vehicles to EVs, lifted trucks, and modified vehicles. The result is dealers are also having to change the vehicle-protection conversations with customers. In this special sponsored episode of the ... Listen Here
Recapping credit scores & other trends in auto finance with Shams Blanc of FICO
Shams Blanc, head of auto scores at FICO, made another appearance on the Auto Remarketing Podcast to elaborate more about the fall edition of the FICO Score Credit Insights report. Along with recapping what’s going on in auto finance, Blanc ... Listen Here
CarProof offering free VHRs due to open recall rate in Manitoba
Auto Remarketing Canada Staff
The industry has seen more recalls in the past two years than ever before, leaving open recalls and consumer safety a major issue. Since early 2014, more than 10 million Canadian vehicles have been affected by manufacturer recalls. Cars are ... [Read More]
AutoCanada sees over 75% increase in Q2 revenue
Sarah Rubenoff, Auto Remarketing Canada Editor
AutoCanada held its second-quarter conference call on Friday, highlighting an impressive boost in revenue and gross profit — perhaps a direct result of the company’s aggressive acquisition strategy over the past year and into 2015. Revenue from existing and new ... [Read More]
Potential credit crisis coming for Canada’s oil regions
Sarah Rubenoff, Auto Remarketing Canada Editor
As the prices for oil continue to drop dramatically, this larger economic trend may begin to affect lenders in the auto space and beyond. A recent study from TransUnion asserted consumers and lenders should expect “sharp increases” in credit and ... [Read More]
OMVIC investigation results in curbsiding conviction
Auto Remarketing Canada Staff
The Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council reported recently it has caught another curbsider, or business acting as a motor vehicle dealer without registration. This is a violation of the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act, and Zhijun Wang of Toronto was recently ... [Read More]
July marks strong month for luxury CPO sales
Sarah Rubenoff, Auto Remarketing Canada Editor
July was a solid month for certified pre-owned sales, with one luxury automaker notching its best month ever, and multiple OEMs breaking July records, as well. First up, Porsche Approved CPO sales reached an all-time monthly record in July, with 154 ... [Read More]
Canada aligns vehicle emissions standards with US
Auto Remarketing Canada Staff
The Harper Government announced a plan to align the country’s emission regulations with the U.S. in an effort to cut down on air pollution from vehicles and gasoline. Environment Minister Leona Aglukkaq made the announcement last week, noting the new ... [Read More]
TRADER, CBB end vehicle listing business relationship
Sarah Rubenoff, Auto Remarketing Canada Editor
Two high-powered industry names — TRADER and Canadian Black Book — have decided to part ways in light of a failure to agree on contract renewal details related to online vehicles listings. When the time came to negotiate a new ... [Read More]
NHTSA consent order unlikely to affect FCA’s Canadian residuals
Josh Hyatt, Staff Writer
Fortunately for Canadian dealers, the recent agreement between Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in the United States is not expected to have any sort of negative market impacts for the brand in Canada. That’s according ... [Read More]
Dealers, law firm to appeal ruling in GM Class Action
Sarah Rubenoff, Auto Remarketing Canada Editor
Auto Remarketing Canada learned this week that the dealers who lost a class-action suit against General Motors of Canada Ltd. — the results of which were announced earlier this month — will appeal the ruling that GM did not did not breach any ... [Read More]
NSADA, Reynolds focused on F&I doc standardization
Sarah Rubenoff, Auto Remarketing Canada Editor
It was announced last week that Reynolds and Reynolds is partnering with the Nova Scotia Automobile Dealers Association (NSADA) to develop new F&I forms in an effort to help dealers simplify and smooth F&I transactions. As part of the partnership, ... [Read More]
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