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New sales market sees first real setback

Auto Service World

Despite a dip in September sales, Canada’s auto market maintains a robust year-to-date growth, driven by strong performances from key brands. Canada’s automotive market experienced a slight setback in September, with sales of new vehicles dropping 3.6 By the end of the third quarter, the market had reached 1.41

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Tesla Model Y Named World’s Best-Selling Car In 2023

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Despite facing many challenges, the global automotive industry performed well in 2023, according to JATO Dynamics. JATO data and estimations showed that for 151 markets across the world, a total of 78.32 million new cars were sold in the emerging economies in 2023. million new passenger cars were sold last year.

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Live Chat Revs Up Automotive Marketing in 2024

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According to Cox Automotive, the new vehicle inventory supply is near its highest point since June 2020. Although the 2024 market outlook remains positive with an estimated 15.4 million SAAR, per-unit profits have declined 31 percent since February 2023, according to J.D.

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Navigating Inflationary Pressures on Vehicle Ownership: A Guide for Auto Dealers

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In today’s economic climate, consumers are grappling with extreme inflationary pressures affecting vehicle ownership. Auto dealers are particularly impacted, facing challenges in vehicle availability and profitability. The Impact of Inflation on Vehicle Ownership Inflation creates significant increases in the cost of vehicle ownership.

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2025 GMC Yukon Arrives Early to Expose Its Subtle Updates Across Imagination Land

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General Motors just wrapped 2023 as the largest domestic and in terms of overall sales across the US automotive market – it sold almost 2.6 million vehicles compared to Japanese automaker Toyota's 2.24 million and Ford's close to 2 million. The performance wa. continue reading. )

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All-New 2025 Nissan Xterra Comes Back Virtually to Fight 4Runner, Bronco, Wrangler

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The Japanese automakers did great across the US automotive market last year – Toyota sold 2.24 million vehicles, Honda delivered 1.3 million units, and the local division of Nissan bagged 899k vehicles to their Excel sheets. continue reading. )

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2025 Subaru Baja Is Born Again as a Hybrid to Scare the Mavericks of Imagination Land

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Just like many other automakers (one stark exception was Stellantis, for example) active in the US automotive market, Subaru of America ended 2023 with total sales registering a positive development. The tally jumped 13.6 continue reading. )