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Investing in BC’s Automotive Future

As we kick off 2025, I’m proud to reflect on another remarkable year for the New Car Dealers Foundation and its impact on the next generation of automotive professionals. In 2024, the Foundation distributed more than $50,000 in grants to students and partner schools through our CarCareerBC Education Grant program,…
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2025 Resolutions

The old adage that a New Year brings renewed hope and optimism is one that our sector will gladly embrace. As we enter the initial weeks of 2025, there is only one for certain; we are in for a wild ride.
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2024 Year-End Message

As 2024 concludes, we reflect on pivotal moments: ZEV adoption challenges and advocacy for restored incentives, Ann Marie Clark's historic appointment as NCDA’s first female Board Chair, and the triumphant return of the Vancouver Auto Show, shattering attendance records. Wishing all a joyful New Year!
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Holiday Gift Guide for Car Lovers

The holiday season is here, and it’s the perfect time to surprise the car lover in your life with a thoughtful gift tailored to our beautiful province’s unique driving conditions. Whether it’s navigating winding mountain roads, braving snowy ski trips, or enduring rainy commutes, BC drivers know that having the…
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Federal Election Season on Both Sides of the Border

The US election brings uncertainty for BC’s auto sector as President-elect Trump’s potential rollbacks on EV standards and subsidies could impact market growth. S&P Global Mobility projects a reduced EV market share target in the US by 2030. Meanwhile, Canada’s 2025 election may also shape future policies affecting EV investments…
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Keep Your Catalytic Converter Safe

Vehicle owners in Vancouver and across Canada should heighten their awareness of auto-related crime. Although break-ins have seen a decline from previous years, the threat of catalytic converter theft has risen dramatically in the Lower Mainland.
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