Car buying guide

Car ownership is one of the largest expenses taken on by Canadian households. In addition to the upfront cost of purchasing a vehicle, there are other ongoing expenses: regular maintenance, gas, summer and winter tires, and car insurance, just to name a few.

Purchasing a new car is exciting, emotional, and stressful – like all big purchases are. If you’re on the hunt for a new automobile, you’ve likely …

There’s nothing quite like the freedom of owning your own car. The possibilities are endless: You can take a cross-country road trip, getaway for a weekend with friends, or just hit your town’s country back roads … Read More

For many Canadians, buying a car is a necessity. Unless you live in a densely populated area with amazing public transit, a car is an important time-saving tool. And if you live in a rural area, … Read More

The best time to buy a car in Canada is generally at the end. The end of the year, the end of the quarter, or the end of the month. You can even …

When you buy a new vehicle, the last thing you want to think about is the inevitable service it’ll need. With new purchases, most car dealerships offer a limited service package. It’s an easy decision to … Read More