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AutoCanada aims to sell U.S. dealerships ‘within the year’

A photo of the exterior of Toyota Lincoln Park.
Toyota Lincoln Park is one of the stores in the 10-location U.S. unit known as Leader Automotive Group. (TOYOTA LINCOLN PARK/FACEBOOK)
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By:
David Kennedy
March 20, 2025 01:01 PM

AutoCanada Inc. expects to sell its loss-making U.S. dealership portfolio in 2025 as it wraps up the sale or closure of several noncore assets following a strategic review initiated last year.

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