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Dennis DesRosiers Quotes
«Diesel is hot. Diesel is one of the fastest growing segments in the Canadian vehicle market.»
Author: Dennis DesRosiers
«Add in dozens of suppliers tied to them that are failing, and it's pretty ugly.»
Author: Dennis DesRosiers
«It was an incredibly good year; surprisingly good.»
Author: Dennis DesRosiers
«It is dangerous for GM to give the CAW what they want and then ask for the UAW to accept serious concessions.»
Author: Dennis DesRosiers
«It is dangerous for GM to give the CAW what they want and then ask for the UAW to accept serious concessions.»
Author: Dennis DesRosiers
«We do not know if St. Thomas is on the list. Probably not. But who knows?»
Author: Dennis DesRosiers
«There is going to be lineup a mile long a mile wide for this plant. The winner will be the jurisdiction that will pay for it, pure and simple.»
Author: Dennis DesRosiers
«Canada's getting its fair share of the upside and the downside.»
Author: Dennis DesRosiers
«This is the first time since I started monitoring sales by model in 1978 that a passenger car has come even close to being the most popular vehicle in Canada.»
Author: Dennis DesRosiers
«Canada was quite kind to the environment last year, with the fastest-growing segments entry-level products. High gas prices took a while, but they eventually resulted in a decided shift to smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles.»
Author: Dennis DesRosiers