Automotive

A free online estimator to help you determine the current value of your vehicle, at the dealership (trade-in), and in the future. Calculations are made by factoring in year, make, model, kilometers and location. An account is not required.

A free online estimator that offers a range and average value based on the year, make, model, trim, and location.

Discover how much a vehicle is worth. 

An easy-to-use free online estimator that offers three values based on the vehicle condition. VMR also offers valuations for the US market: used cars, exotic cars, and classic vehicles (1946-1983).

Founded by the creator of the popular "Lemon-Aid" guides, this website paid and free resources for consumers. Select new car reviews are freely available; older reviews require a membership or borrowed from our collection.

What to look for when buying a new or used vehicle and what you need to know when importing.

What you need to know about purchasing an electric vehicle.

Learn about what is involved when you buy or lease a new or used vehicle in Canada.

Compare the cost of leasing and buying a vehicle to find out which is right for you.

Research new and used cars.

Online resource for Canadian automotive information and advice, including news, reviews, car specifications, pricing, and more.

Canada's largest auto classifieds site for new and used cars for sale. Also site for motorcycles & ATVs, commercial/heavy trucks, trailers and RVs. Buy or sell vehicles for free, compare car prices, plus reviews, news and pictures.

Calculate how much it costs to own and operate one’s vehicle each year.

Identify the fuel consumption of conventional and energy-efficient vehicles. Search and compare models. Also contains a buying guide for fuel-efficient vehicles.

Contains technical information and a list of tire ratings (i.e. summer, winter, all weather tires).

Canada (federal law).

Search Transport Canada's database for motor vehicle safety recalls.

A third party program to help consumers and manufacturers resolve disputes related to vehicle manufacturing defects.

While there are no "lemon laws" in Canada, there are measures in place to help if you think you may have bought a defective vehicle. Learn about your various options for redress.

Search for a vehicle's crash testing data.