Auto industry becoming 'a lot more complex,' says Porsche Canada CEO

Cappella at Congress — Porsche Canada CEO John Cappella, right, says inventory continues to build. (GIANCARLO PAWELEC)

February 16, 2024 04:21 PM

An improving supply of product as well as high interest rates are prompting the return of automaker incentives to help spur Canadian new-vehicle sales, said John Cappella, Porsche Canada CEO.

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