Company Overview and 2012 First Quarter Highlights June 21, 2012

Senior Management Team

J.J.S. (Jeff) Christie Vice President, Finance

S.R.E. (Steve) Rose Executive Vice President, Corporate Services

T.L. (Tom) Orysiuk President

P.J. (Pat) Priestner Chief Executive Officer

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1 INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

BUSINESS OVERVIEW

FINANCIAL REVIEW

STRATEGY

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Presentation Agenda

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Certain of the information presented today looks forward in time and deals with other than historical or current facts for the AutoCanada Inc. (the “Company”). Such statements are qualified in their entirety by the inherent risks and uncertainties surrounding future expectations, including, but not limited to, the risks associated with: the retail automotive industry; our business; our acquisition strategy; our dependence on automobile manufacturers; and our structure. For additional information with respect to these factors, please refer to the prospectus and other information filed by the Company with Canadian provincial securities commissions.

The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.

Forward-Looking Statements

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(Information as at June 15, 2012)

Closing Share Price $11.50

Market Capitalization $228,600,000

Dividend (annualized) $0.60

Yield 5.2%

P/E Ratio 11.3

Average Volume 37,100

AutoCanada Inc. (ACQ)

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Analyst Coverage

Clarus Securities Inc.

Kelvin Cheung, CFA – (416) 343-2773

Latest Report: May 22, 2012

Stock Rating: BUY

12 – Month Target: $15.10

Canaccord Genuity

Derek Dley, CFA – (604) 694-6967

Latest Report: May 9, 2012

Stock Rating: BUY

12 – Month Target: $15.00

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Annual consumer spending more than any other Canadian retail segment

Franchised Auto Dealerships Operate Four Complementary Business Segments

Used vehicle sales

Finance and insurance

Parts, service and

repair

New vehicle sales

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Dealership Business Model

Automobile dealerships generate relatively stable cash flows

• Historically stable and profitable business (profitable during wars, recessions, etc.)

• Variable cost structure – most of fixed costs offset by parts and service business

• New and used vehicle sales counter-cyclical and drive higher margin business such as finance and insurance and parts and service

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Earnings Stability

Source: DesRosiers Automotive Consultants/CAW 9

Exclusive

Sales

Territories

Brand Marketing

Warranty

Repair

Work

No Cost Consumer

Sales

Incentives

Substantial Value Attributed to Franchise Rights

Benefits of Dealership Franchise Agreements

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• Economies of scale

• Geographic and brand diversification

• Ability to attract management talent and advancement opportunities within group

• Best practice sales, parts and service process training and implementation

• Expert marketing and online marketing team

• Centralized administrative and strategic functions

Benefits of Multi-Location Dealership Model

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Industry Succession

There are currently 3,464 auto dealerships in Canada

Results of 2011 PwC Trendsetter Survey:

• PwC identifies a succession crisis amongst Canadian auto retailers

• 22% of dealers would like to exit in one year

• 58% of dealers would like to exit in five years

• 100% of independent dealers would like to exit in within the next 10 years

Industry succession issues present an

opportunity for dealer groups

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• 26 franchised dealerships

• Approximately 28,000 new and used vehicles sold in 2011

• Approximately 1 in every 82 new vehicles sold in Canada in 2011 from an AutoCanada dealership

• More than 300,000 service and collision orders completed at 333 service bays in 2011

Our Business

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Experienced and Aligned Management Team

• Experienced and incentivized dealer principals and general managers

• Members of senior management own 42.8% of AutoCanada shares

• Corporate head office team provides management, marketing, financial and operational expertise

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26 Dealerships in 6 Provinces

B.C.

Alberta

Saskatchewan

Manitoba Ontario

Quebec

Newfoundland

N.B.

Nova Scotia

P.E.I.

GRANDE PRAIRIE

PLATFORM

Grande Prairie Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram

Grande Prairie Hyundai

Grande Prairie Mitsubishi

Grande Prairie Nissan

Grande Prairie Subaru

PRINCE GEORGE

PLATFORM

Northland Chrysler Jeep

Dodge Ram

Northland Hyundai

Northland Nissan

MAPLE RIDGE

PLATFORM

Maple Ridge Chrysler Jeep

Dodge Ram FIAT

Maple Ridge Volkswagen

Abbotsford Volkswagen

Chilliwack Volkswagen

VICTORIA

Victoria Hyundai

EDMONTON PLATFORM

Crosstown Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram FIAT

Capital Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram FIAT

Sherwood Park Hyundai

Nicholson Chevrolet

Petersen Buick GMC

KELOWNA

Okanagan Chrysler Jeep

Dodge Ram

PONOKA

Ponoka Chrysler Jeep

Dodge Ram

THOMPSON

Thompson Chrysler Jeep

Dodge Ram

GTA PLATFORM

401 Dixie Hyundai

Cambridge Hyundai

Newmarket Infiniti Nissan

DARTMOUTH

Dartmouth Chrysler Jeep

Dodge Ram

MONCTON

Moncton Chrysler Jeep

Dodge Ram

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64%

20%

11% 5%

2011 Revenue ($ millions)

New Vehicle Used Vehicle Parts, Service & Collision Repair FI & Other

Revenue & Gross Profit

2011 Annual Results

28%

10%

34%

28%

2011 Gross Profit ($ millions)

$1,008.9 $169.1

Note: Results for the Company for the year ended December 31, 2011 16

• Resale of trade-ins

• Sale of third-party financing, service or insurance products

• Recurring service and repair business

New Vehicle Sales

Drives high-margin related transactions

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Total Canadian New Vehicle Sales 1960 – 2012F

Source: Scotia Economics - Global Auto Report, May 30, 2012

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Advances in technology expected to drive new vehicle sales gains over long term

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• Service contracts

• Reconditioning opportunities for parts and service

• Recurring parts and service business

• Financing commissions

Used Vehicle Sales

Drives high-margin related transactions

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Parts, Service and Collision Repair

• High Margins and Excellent Growth

– Increasingly complex vehicles cost more to maintain

– Highly specialized equipment and skilled labour required

– Independent repair shops closing

– Number of vehicles on the road is growing, creating more demand for available service bays

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“Absorption Rate”

• Percentage of dealership’s fixed expenses covered by gross profit generated by parts and service segment

• AutoCanada’s 2011 absorption rate = 88%

Parts, Service and Collision Repair

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Finance, Insurance & Other

• High Margins and Excellent Growth

– Represents 5% of total revenue and 28% of gross profit

– New vehicle sales increases a driver of growth in the finance and insurance department

– Relatively low cost operation

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2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

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New Vehicle Sales

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Used Vehicle Sales

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Revenue By Business Operation

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2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

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New Vehicle Used Vehicle Parts, Service & Collision Repair FI & Other 25

Gross Profit by Business Operation

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$ millions

New Vehicle Used Vehicle Parts, Service & Collision Repair FI & Other 26

Adjusted EBITDA

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2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

$ millions

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2011 Annual Results

Revenue $ 1,008.9 16.0%

Gross Profit $ 169.1 12.7%

EBITDA* $ 29.1 74.0%

Adjusted EPS** $ 0.89 107.0%

Adjusted Free Cash Flow $ 27.7 97.9%

$ millions (except EPS)

* EBITDA does not include interest on floorplan financing

**Adjusted EPS is calculated using net earnings before other items (reversal of

impairment of intangible assets and its related tax effect).

Record performance in 2011

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2012 Q1 Results

Revenue $ 248.4 17.8%

Gross Profit $ 48.8 17.6%

EBITDA* $ 6.8 68.2%

EPS $ 0.21 107.0%

Adjusted Free Cash Flow $ 4.2 13.5%

$ millions (except EPS)

* EBITDA does not include interest on floorplan financing

Record performance in Q1 2012

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Strong Balance Sheet As at March 31, 2012

Current Assets $261.9

Current Liabilities $222.8

Net Working Capital $ 39.1

Long-term Debt $ 20.1

$ millions

New and Used Vehicle Inventory Turned 6.0 Times in Fiscal 2011

Floorplan debt of $178.1 million included in current liabilities and

netted against inventory which is included in current assets

Very liquid inventory

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Dividend Growth

Increase to Dividend in Five Consecutive Quarters

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0.20

0.30

0.40

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0.60

0.70

Q1 -2010

Q2 -2010

Q3 -2010

Q4 -2010

Q1 -2011

Q2 -2011

Q3 -2011

Q4 -2011

Q1 -2012

Q2 -2012

Annualized Dividend Rate per Share (in dollars)

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Dividend

Policy

Organic

Growth

Acquisition

Policy

Sustainable

Returns

Contributes to

Enhanced Shareholder Value

Strategy

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Factors contributing to change in strategy:

• OEM resistance to public ownership model

• Limited growth opportunities

• Low trading multiple compared to US peers

New Strategy Announced June 22, 2011

Strategy

• Focus on same store growth

• Target dividend between 70% and 80% of fully diluted EPS

• Pursue accretive acquisitions

• Allow private purchases to build relationships with new manufacturers

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ACQ Share Performance Since June 22, 2011:

Strategy

• Improvement in share price of 180%

• Average daily trading volume of approximately 31,000 since strategy change versus 12,000 over same period prior to change

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Impact of business landscape on strategy:

• Potential to add more dealerships

• Improvement in trading multiple allows for accretive acquisition opportunities

• Continued improvement in liquidity of shares

Management update since June 22, 2011:

Strategy

• Same store earnings significantly increased

• Management remains committed to a high payout dividend policy

• Two new OEM approvals

• KIA open point announced April 20, 2012

• Investment in two GM dealerships in May and June of 2012

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Investment Highlights

Auto Dealership Business Historically Stable and Profitable

Industry Succession Issue and Recent OEM Approvals to Provide Growth Opportunities

AutoCanada Posts Record Annual Results in 2011 and Record First Quarter Results in 2012

Income Oriented Investment Vehicle with Opportunity for Growth

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Question and Answer

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