Global Automakers of Canada (GAC) is a national trade association that represents international automakers operating in Canada. Founded in 1979 and becoming independent in 1999, GAC advocates for policies that support a competitive automotive market. The organization focuses on regulatory harmonization, trade barriers, and consumer protection.

GAC represents 15 to 16 leading international automakers, including brands like BMW, Honda, and Toyota. These members employ over 77,000 Canadians in various roles across manufacturing, sales, distribution, and service. Based in Toronto and Markham, Ontario, GAC operates with a small team of about 10 employees. The association engages in government advocacy, works on aligning Canadian standards with international norms, and addresses trade policies to promote free trade in vehicles and parts. GAC also collaborates with industry stakeholders to enhance consumer choice and market competitiveness.