Automakers: Affordability is an issue | An Ontario Nissan store is sold | Where are the software-defined vehicles?

'A lot of it comes down to affordability, if we’re being honest, especially in this hyperinflation age that we’re in. Just like the home market was years ago, people are being costed out'

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