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AutoCanada closes remaining RightRide stores, trims used inventory as tariffs loom

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RightRide expanded over five years to 13 standalone locations that held used-vehicle inventory on-site. (FILE PHOTO)
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By:
David Kennedy
March 21, 2025 11:52 AM

AutoCanada Inc. closed its final five RightRide locations March 4, shutting down the business unit that once spanned more than a dozen locations in six provinces.

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