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Green Star Dealer Awards Recognize Clean Energy Vehicle Excellence and Salespeople of the Year at VIAS 2024
The Vancouver International Auto Show returned for its 100th edition with a memorable opening night Gala, celebrating automotive excellence. The event honored top Salespeople of the year from 2023, and Green Star winners for their efforts for Clean EVs in 2023, while also raising funds for charity.
Auto Blog
The Association speaks on behalf of the retail new automotive industry to the public, media, and government. As part of its work with media, the NCDA writes and contributes to regular columns published through partnerships with Postmedia, Black Press, Glacier Press Groups, including Canadian Auto Dealer.
Columns cover a wide variety of topics, relevant to the motoring public of British Columbia such as: latest technology, vehicle purchasing and maintenance tips, EV ownership and range anxiety, warranties and replacement insurance, ICBC safety campaigns, Auto Show Previews, keeping your vehicle safe, preparing for road trips, and much more.
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.
Exploring BC’s Hot Springs by Car: A Perfect Fall or Winter Road Trip
Whether you’re looking to soak in warm, rejuvenating waters or simply enjoy the stunning autumn landscapes, BC’s hot springs make for an ideal road trip destination. With options ranging from easy day trips to more remote wilderness experiences, there’s something for everyone.
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Half of British Columbians opposed to the provincial government’s regulations requiring 100% zero-emission vehicles sales by 2035
British Columbian’s are concerned with the provincial government’s regulation requiring 100% zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) sales by 2035, according to a new poll from Leger released today. The survey found that half of B.C. residents oppose the provincial government’s plan to require 90% ZEV sales by 2030 and 100% sales by…
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