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Auto sales keep chugging ahead in July led by pickups, SUVs
176,995 cars, light trucks sold in Canada last month; total auto sales for year so far up to 1.085 million
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More year-over-year growth for Canadian auto sales in November
133,860 light vehicles sold for month, almost 8,000 more than 125,730 sold in November 2012
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Toyota edges GM, keeps lead as world’s top-selling automaker
Volkswagen AG sold just over 7 million vehicles worldwide during the nine months, making it a close third.
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Canadian auto sales on record pace; global sales slow: Scotiabank
Sales in Canada averaged seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.75 million units in April and May
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Chrysler 2012 US sales rose 21 per cent; best since 2007
Car and truck buyers paid an average of $31,228 per vehicle last month, up 1.8 per cent from December 2011
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Canada’s automakers to post best year since 2002
The industry will have $1.35 billion in pre-tax profits in 2012, its best year since 2002.
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ERP upgrade keeps Samco in growth mode
Company successfully implements CRM module; says employee buy-in is key to success.
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Toyota invests $545M in Ontario plants
Toyota Canada will invest $545 million to make upgrades at its assembly plants in Cambridge and Woodstock, and Canada’s auto makers report record sales in June.
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Tap into digital wealth
How to access international markets using the web
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Sell more to existing customers
Most companies fail to align their marketing activities with their prospects’ buying process, missing opportunities to improve their sales. Here’s two ways to do better.
