Car buying guide

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

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 …

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