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By Blair Qualey As most people will appreciate, 2022 was a year in which many industries started their climb back from the COVID pandemic and the automotive sector was no different, facing a shortage of computer chips and subsequent supply chain issues. And now, final 2023 year-end results reveal a…

By Blair Qualey Valentine’s Day has become a significant cultural and commercial celebration of romance and love, across the world. And while it traditionally serves as an opportunity to share and exchange gifts with loved ones, it also has an application for auto lovers. As we grow older, our love…

By Blair Qualey Owning a vehicle is essential for most British Columbia —and unfortunately, personal vehicles are a high target for criminal activity, and recent Statistics Canada data reveals a concerning surge in vehicle thefts across the nation. But it’s also important that as individuals, we take proactive steps to…

By: Blair Qualey For many drivers, their automobile is a source of pride and joy. However, winter weather conditions can damage your precious vehicle — both cosmetically and structurally. In the northern parts of the province and in the interior, this can mean salt, dirt, and snow on the roads.…

Protecting your car this holiday season

During fall and winter in BC, diminishing daylight and challenging weather conditions become the norm. This period sees a surge in motor vehicle accidents, with pedestrians often caught in the crossfire.

As we enter the final days of summer, I would typically use this column space to encourage British Columbians to take one final opportunity to hit the open road and enjoy every corner of this wonderful province we call home – but the last several weeks have proved to be…

Hot summer weather can take a toll on your car or truck, from the paint right down to the tires, unless you take steps to protect your vehicle.

New ICBC distance-based discount for insurance policies

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.