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Buying a vehicle is a big decision, and you know the saying — knowledge is power. Whether you’re test driving a new or used car, these tips will help you maximize your time behind the wheel.
Buying a vehicle is a big decision, and you know the saying — knowledge is power. Whether you’re test driving a new or used car, these tips will help you maximize your time behind the wheel.
Buying a vehicle is a big decision, and you know the saying — knowledge is power. Whether you’re test driving a new or used car, these tips will help you maximize your time behind the wheel.
Buying a vehicle is a big decision, and you know the saying — knowledge is power. Whether you’re test driving a new or used car, these tips will help you maximize your time behind the wheel.
Buying a vehicle is a big decision, and you know the saying — knowledge is power. Whether you’re test driving a new or used car, these tips will help you maximize your time behind the wheel.
Depreciation is normal. You buy a new item, a couch for instance, and as time passes and use wears it down, it decreases in value. Unfortunately, there are few purchases that lose their value as quickly as new vehicles, which can depreciate by 20% or more within their first year. And with $40,000 being the average selling price of a…
Winter is in full swing! And if you’re in the majority of Canada, and don’t keep your vehicle in a garage, there’s a good chance you wake up to a snowed in vehicle at least a few days of the year. These winter car hacks aren’t exactly top secret, but that’s because they work. Give them a try the next…
If you’re thinking it’s time to sell your vehicle, there are two routes you can take: trade it in, or sell privately. Most car owners opt to trade in their vehicles and avoid the time commitment and hassle of selling privately, but the convenience will cost you. The difference between the average trade-in price and selling it privately is easily…
Most drivers find themselves behind the wheel so often that it starts to feel like second nature. While being comfortable driving is a good thing, it’s important not to get so comfortable that you’re easily distracted. Here’s an alarming statistic: distracted driving fatalities have surpassed those caused by impaired driving in some parts of Canada (Traffic Injury Research Foundation, 2019).…
As the days get shorter and winter approaches, Canadians are spending more time driving at night and in the rain, ice and snow. When visibility is limited, all the hazards of driving in good conditions are amplified — you can see less of the road ahead, reaction time is slower and, if you’re driving at night, you’re more likely to…