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How a lack of off-lease vehicle is hurting the used market

Auto Service World

This trend is expected to persist through 2027, according to DesRosiers Automotive Consultants. This led to a robust flow of off-lease vehicles into the market, peaking in 2022, according to DesRosier. Off-lease vehicles are a key source of product for the used car market.

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Autel: Pushing the Boundaries of Aftermarket Diagnostics 

Brake & Front End

Nissan and Infiniti brands: 2020 and newer Sentra, 2022 and newer Pathfinder, 2021 and newer Rogue, and 2021 and newer QX60 models. 4, 2024 and newer Atlas, 2024 and newer Golf GTI, 2022 and newer Golf R, 2020 and newer A3, 2021 and newer Q4, and 2022 and newer Q5 e-Tron.

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Canada takes big step forward on right to repair

Auto Service World

Two federal bills key to the automtoive right to repair movement are set to become law in Canada, according to the Automotive Industries Association of Canada. The two bills are not specific to automotive right to repair but do make amendments to the Copyright Act.

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NC Auto Instructor Builds Solid Industry Relationships

Tomorrow's Technician

In this episode of Tomorrow’s Technician’s Partnership Pathways Podcast presented by NAPA, Doug Kaufman speaks with Robert Ballard, automotive instructor at Chapel Hill High School in Chapel Hill. The school’s racing program has also been growing, with female students taking an active role in building and racing the cars.

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From the Magazine: ‘A challenge and an honour’

Auto Service World

As he steps into the pivotal role as AIA Canada chair, Tony Kuczynski brings a wealth of experience and a deep passion for the automotive industry, a journey that began as a licensed technician. And hes seen many changes and hurdles throughout his automotive aftermarket career. Ive always been an automotive enthusiast.

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How much vehicles now cost in Canada

Auto Service World

DesRosiers Automotive Consultants reported that the average price for a new vehicle at the end of 2024 surpassed $45,000 for a passenger car and almost $55,000 for a light truck. The price of new vehicles in Canada has levelled off in the last year but has still seen a significant increase in the last 10 years. per cent from 2023 to 2024.

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AIA Canada upskilling program is back and expands

Auto Service World

The Automotive Industries Association of Canada has announced the return and expansion of the Innovation in Automotive Training program. Ontarios automotive sector is second to none and it depends on the hardworking workers who make it possible, Premier Doug Ford said in a statement. training.ca and www.mentoringexcellence.ca.