Across British Columbia, there are more than 400 franchised new car and truck dealerships that provide almost $16 billion in economic activity, but their relevance goes well beyond that.

April is Auto Crime Prevention Month and the latest available data underlines that this is a very significant issue in British Columbia.

A recent survey suggests that 70 per cent of Canadians plan on purchasing a new vehicle in the next decade.

Zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) adoption continued to gain a stronger share of the light vehicle market last year despite supply chain issues.

It’s that time of year when a change of season will soon translate into frost and snow for many parts of the province

Summers in BC may entail clear blue skies, beaches, and the company of family – and that is the joy of a road trip in this beautiful province. So how do you beat the heat and not let the stress and frustration get under your skin?

Will the introduction of electric pick up trucks be a game changer in the market?

The federal government has established ambitious targets for the sale of zero emission vehicles (ZEVs) over the next decade and beyond. However, a recent survey conducted by DesRosiers Automotive Consultants suggests that a level of creatively may be required to help them achieve those goals.

New car dealers play a significant role in driving the economy at the local and provincial level, and the Association provided a submission to the BC Standing Committee with specific recommendations

In June, dealers were recognized for their sales of clean energy vehicles, and a new report was released on how BC dealerships drive the economy

Road trip season is fast approaching - tips and resources for exploring beautiful BC

Limited charging options for electric vehicles remains a significant barrier to EV adoption