Sep 28, 2020
Tempted to buy a second car as a winter beater just to bear the brunt of Old Jack Frost? You aren’t alone. A winter beater is a vehicle that you drive for four to six months per year so that your ‘good’ car isn’t exposed to harsh, sub-zero conditions. Some Canadians are attracted to the idea of protecting their main vehicle from the harsh elements, but there are pros and cons to consider...
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Car Guide | Feb 24, 2021
Electric vehicles are getting more and more affordable. Are you thinking about trading in for something that doesn't depend on fossil fuels? We compiled a list...
Car Guide | Feb 8, 2021
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Car Guide | Feb 5, 2021
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Car Guide | Feb 3, 2021
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Car Guide | Jan 25, 2021
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Car Guide | Jan 23, 2021
Choosing your very first car isn’t a decision you’re apt to take lightly. Sure, it’s the first of many cars you’ll buy in the coming years and decades, but that...