In this sponsored episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast, Cox Automotive's Jeri Reichel joins us to speak to the evolving Buy Online experience. She shares more about how shopper expectations are changing and what dealers should understand and do as more consumers search for flexible purchase options. Jeri unpacks how solutions like Accelerate My Deal Elite reduce friction and support the online journey while keeping the dealership involved.

In light of electric vehicle maker VinFast launching a certified pre-owned program in the U.S., Auto Remarketing senior editor Joe Overby connects with leaders from the EV space to discuss why the segment is a natural fit for CPO and the impact to EV accessibility, remarketing and battery health.

Joining the conversation are Elena Ciccotelli of the EVs for Everyone Podcast, Jimmy Douglas of Plug and Scott Case of Recurrent.

Next up on the Canada's Used Car Week Live Stage is Vincenzo Ciampi . who is senior vice president, of auto finance and dealer services for Canada at iA Financial Group. Ciampi talks with Cherokee Media Group's Joe Overby about the state of the Canadian auto finance industry and what metrics iA is watching, the role of artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies, affordability, fighting fraud and more.

Continuing the discussions from the Live Stage at Canada's Used Car Week, senior editor Joe Overby connects with Ted Berlovich, director of wholesale at online used-car retailer Clutch.

Berlovich explained the company's wholesale process, how the company handles some of the ancillary tasks in remarketing, the biggest challenges and opportunities in the used-car market and more.

During Canada's Used Car Week, Auto Remarketing Canada senior editor Joe Overby caught up with Moiz Khan, co-founder of Driveline Technologies, to talk about the company, its growth and how it is addressing real challenges facing the automotive industry.

Stay tuned for more from the CUCW Live Stage.

Next up on our series of Auto Remarketing Podcast episodes from Live Stage at Canada's Used Car Week is a conversation with United Car Dealers Association leaders Jim Hamilton, Christy Fines and John Tangreda. They talk with Cherokee Media Group senior editor Joe Overby about the biggest challenges facing dealers in Ontario and how UCDA is helping, the international trade/geopolitical landscape, vehicle fraud/theft , how dealers can get involved with UCDA and much more.

Kicking off our series of Auto Remarketing Podcast episodes from the Live Stage at Canada's Used Car Week is a conversation with Blair Earle, who is managing director at IAA Canada.

Earle and Cherokee Media Group senior editor Joe Overby discuss changing Canadian driving habits, vehicle affordability, used-vehicle supply, used-car values and what dealers, remarketers and lenders should be watching in the second half of the year.

John Elias, sales specialist in auto finance business development with Allied Solutions, acknowledged lenders might be experiencing more than just “portfolio stress” since delinquencies, insurance costs, negative equity, and repossessions are all intensifying at the same time.

Elias, who was recently recognized with the Outstanding Employee Award from the American Financial Services Association, gave a variety of recommendations to help lenders navigate these challenges and pinpoint where they might be most vulnerable.

Agora Data’s Steve Burke was one of the founders of the National Automotive Finance Association 30 years ago.

Now in 2026, Steve Burke’s son, Matt, not only is a top executive at Agora Data, but he is also now president of the association.

In this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast, Matt Burke remembered his father helping to found the organization and how he later became involved in NAF Association activities.

The latest appearance on the Auto Remarketing Podcast by Melinda Zabritski, Experian’s head of automotive financial insights and Automotive Intelligence Award recipient, focused on auto-loan terms, which oftentimes are at least 72 months nowadays.

Zabritski also compared a data point from Experian’s latest report to the same reading recorded 10 years ago to find the one that might be most astonishing.