BrightDrop dealer network planned | Unifor board won't endorse presidential candidate | Uber ending mask mandate | Toyota Canada recalls 41,000 vehicles | GALLERY: 2023 BWM 7 Series

BrightDrop is pulling from GM’s existing network to build out its sales and service hubs

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