Some reasons why vehicle prices have risen so sharply post-pandemic | 401 Group acquires Subaru of North Bay from Palladino Auto Group | Why 2026 will test automakers’ agility like never before

Daniel Ross, a senior manager of industry insights at Canadian Black Book, said vehicle prices were on a trajectory to recover in 2024 after the market normalized following the pandemic, but then U.S. tariffs put pressure on the market.

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