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New car prices are expected to fall this year in Canada

New car prices are expected to fall this year in Canada
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New car prices are expected to fall this year in Canada

New car prices are expected to fall this year in Canada
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Auto Companies Hope To Shift Subscription Services Into Overdrive - Product Liability & Safety

Comparisons between the constantly connected mobile devices that we carry in our pocket and the future of automobiles have been growing more common for years.

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Manufacturing Outlook Digital Magazine Highlights AI and Cyber Security

Manufacturing Outlook Digital Magazine Highlights AI and Cyber Security
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Automotive Industry Reports and Updates June 2023

Light vehicle sales are inccreasing. More people are considering buying electric vehicles. Chinese manufacturers are increasing market share. Charging stations and battery material shortages could be problems for EVs going forward.

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