May 2017 Press reviews

A Brantford woman is out $19 after door-to-door sales were discovered to be a scam, police say.

Vending machines typically bring to mind a place to get your afternoon pop and chip fix — but a new type of dispenser in Singapore is offering up Bentleys, Ferraris and Lamborghinis.

Used car seller Autobahn Motors is now selling high-end vehicles from a 15-storey showroom that houses 60 cars.

It’s being called the “world’s largest luxury car vending machine,” according to a video on the company’s website. (Watch above.)

Gary Hong, general manager at Autobahn Motors, told Reuters the innovative selling space was built out of necessity in land-scare Singapore.

The future is here and it’s a vending machine full of cars.

Credit union employees say they’re under the same pressure to upsell customers as their counterparts who work for Canada’s big banks.