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 Today, Carswithoutborders completed a lengthy study into some of the comments reported on the APA (Automobile Protection Association) website and often quoted  by their spoksman George Iny.

While we realize that the APA appears to want to help the Canadian Automobile Consumer, many of their recent statements just lead to confusion.  It is bad enough that we get the run around from Candian Car Dealers and Manufacturers as well as the RIV and Transportation Canada.  Now we have to plough thru this “fog” of inaccuraccies reported by the APA. 

Here is the text of our e-mail message and the report:

“George Iny and Gentlemen/Ladies , many of our members are very concerned with the positions you are taking with regard to importing vehicles from the U.S. to Canada.
 
 
Please find attached our replies and questions to some of the inaccurate statements that have been reported on your web site or picked up on various newscast interviews with George Iny.
 
The hard working Canadian Automobile Consumer is being confused by the dealers and Transport Canada.  Maybe, despite your best intentions, your comments are adding to this confusion. 
 
We would like to discuss with you, your mandate.  We saw the show on W5 were you investigated car dealers.  Great work!
 
We are trying to understand why you do not appear to be treating the importation issue with the same accuracy and professionalism.
 
We would like to sit down with you and your board and understand where and how you can and have helped the Canadian Automobile Consumer.
 
Please put the “P” back into “APA”    apa-and-car-importationv2.pdf 
 
 
Robert Lamb
Co-founder of CarsWithoutBorders

robert@carswithoutborders.com
www.carswithoutborders.com