Quick answers
Did Matt McKenzie found CarDoor?
Yes. BetaKit, 2021-09-16, covering CarDoor's $3-million seed round, names Matt McKenzie as the company's founder and lists him on its board alongside Mark Eleoff and Framework Venture Partners' Peter Misek. The company's own release on newswire.ca, 2021-09-15, also calls him Founder and CEO.
What did he do before CarDoor?
His AdTECH OOH Toronto conference speaker profile (2022adtechyto.ministryofnewmedia.com), checked 2026-09-20, lists him as "CEO and Founder | CarDoor" and says he was general manager of Kijiji Canada and regional director for Microsoft's MSN in Australia, New Zealand and Canada, holds a master's in computer science from Edinburgh Napier University, and mentors for Next Canada.
Is he still leading CarDoor?
Not confirmed. BetaKit, 2026-08-06, and The Globe and Mail's drive section, checked 2026-09-20, both quote Imran Vasta as CarDoor's president and co-founder and do not mention McKenzie; cardoor.ca, checked 2026-09-20, names no team members at all. No 2026-dated source verifies a present-day role for him.
What does CarDoor do now?
BetaKit, 2026-08-06, reports that CarDoor has pivoted away from selling vehicles to consumers and now runs MarketCheck, a platform where verified dealers bid in real time to buy cars from private sellers. cardoor.ca, checked 2026-09-20, describes itself as "A Market-Driven Car-Selling Platform."