Nissan Americas chair says Canada could get cheaper, smaller cars from abroad if it expands safety standards | GM Canada names Jack Uppal as its next president | Automakers push to preserve USMCA as Trump floats bilateral deals

There is no market for small cars in the United States, but Canadians have an appetite for the compact models available overseas, Christian Meunier says.

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