During the week leading up to the Canadian Grand Prix, Genesis Saint-Laurent hosted a very special presentation featuring the unveiling of the G70 Track Day Special. On hand was the Director of Genesis Motor Canada, who shared the philosophy behind Genesis’ customer experience
Ford Motor Company is recalling 52,547 vehicles in Canada and about 500,000 in the United States due to a potential brake fluid leak
The prominent specialty tool manufacturer Hunter recently unveiled its latest technology: the HawkEye Elite alignment machine, capable of precisely setting alignment parameters in just 70 seconds. According to the manufacturer, this makes it the most advanced machine of its kind currently on the market
PRT (Performance Ride Technology), the North American division of Chinese giant ADD, has just announced the expansion of its portfolio of complete strut assemblies, conventional shock absorbers, and air shocks for the North American aftermarket
According to reliable sources from Europe, German automaker Mercedes-Benz is reportedly considering ending production of its 2.0-litre plug-in hybrid four-cylinder engine (combined with an electric motor), currently used in its C63 and GLC63 models
“In such a fast-moving environment, building and maintaining strong professional networks has become not just valuable, but essential, for staying informed, resilient, and forward-looking” states the Automotive Industries Association of Canada
From 1915 until the beginning of World War II, North America and Europe were the stage for a constant reinvention of the automobile concept, as new players such as Citroën, Chrysler, and Bentley emerged.
With the democratization of the automobile brought by the Ford Model T now “a fait accompli”, automakers of the time decided to improve their models by exploring performance, safety, and comfort. However, this era also saw the rise of two very different industrial philosophies: mass production at prices accessible to the many, and luxury products, where the car became a prestige object sought by the very wealthy.
Let’s explore some of those models and manufacturers.
In the September 2024 episode of the podcast hosted by Mario Comtois, Director of Business Development at PME Guru, the focus was on effective delivery management in automotive parts stores. Alongside Jean-François Claveau and new Operations Director Éric Duteau, several critical aspects were explored.
Vehicle technology is evolving rapidly — and with it, a critical discussion has emerged around who controls the essential data needed for maintenance and repairs. At the heart of this issue is the Right to Repair movement: an initiative designed to ensure that automotive maintenance and repair professionals have fair access to the data generated by modern vehicles.
In the latest episode of the monthly Shop Guru podcast, Philippe Bussières, Training Director at PME Guru, welcomed Anie Samson, owner of a mechanical workshop, and Éric Duteau, Operations Director. Together, they discussed an increasingly important topic for shops: adopting online appointment booking.
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