
Two HGrégoire dealerships have earned a place on Automotive News Canada’s 2026 Best Dealerships to Work For list, recognizing their commitment to providing an exceptional workplace for their employees. HGrégoire Nissan Vimont and HGrégoire Hyundai Vaudreuil were selected among hundreds of dealerships considered for the annual distinction, with only 45 earning a place on this year’s list.
The annual Best Dealerships to Work For program recognizes automotive dealerships across Canada that stand out for their workplace culture, employee satisfaction and commitment to fostering a positive working environment. The distinction reflects the importance of investing in employees and creating conditions that encourage engagement, collaboration and professional development.
“Receiving this recognition is a tremendous honour, particularly because it reflects the workplace environment we strive to create for our employees every day,” stated John Hairabedian, President of HGrégoire. “Our people are at the heart of everything we accomplish, and we take great pride in supporting teams that are passionate about their work and committed to one another. I want to congratulate everyone at Nissan Vimont and Hyundai Vaudreuil for this achievement.”
This latest recognition continues a tradition of excellence for HGrégoire, whose dealerships have regularly appeared on the Automotive News Canada Best Dealerships to Work For list since 2019. In 2025, several dealerships within the group also earned the distinction, demonstrating the company’s continued commitment to maintaining a positive and rewarding workplace across its growing network.
With a total of 45 new and used vehicle dealerships across Canada and the United States, HGrégoire continues to expand its operations while emphasizing the importance of its employees in delivering an exceptional customer experience. The company views workplace culture, employee engagement and strong leadership as essential components of its long-term growth.
The complete list of winning dealerships appears in the October 19, 2026, issue of Automotive News Canada.