Learn what you can check for free with a VIN in Canada, what still requires a full history report, and the Ontario steps that help you avoid surprises before you buy. If you’re shopping for a used vehicle—whether it’s a commuter sedan, a family SUV, or a work truck—running a free VIN check in Canada is one of the smartest first moves you can make. It won’t tell you everything, but it can reveal red flags early and help you decide whether a vehicle is worth a closer look.

Skip the tire-kickers and paperwork—sell your car to Car Nation Canada for a simpler, safer, time-saving experience (and a smooth next-step if you’re replacing your vehicle). Selling a vehicle privately can work—but in real life, it often turns into weeks of messages, no-shows, negotiating, and paperwork stress. If you’re juggling work, family, or just don’t want strangers showing up at your home, selling to a trusted dealership group can be the more practical choice.

If you’re searching for the best 7 seater SUV in Canada, you’re probably juggling the same three things most Ontario families are: space, winter driving confidence, and a monthly payment that still leaves room for life.

Searching used cars near me can feel simple at first—until you’re comparing prices, kilometres, and “too good to be true” ads across a dozen tabs. The good news: with a clear plan, you can narrow down options fast and feel confident you’re getting real value. Whether you’re commuting into Burlington, driving the QEW between Hamilton and Oakville, or juggling family life near Milton or Grimsby, the “right” used car usually comes down to three things: fit, condition, and payme

Use this simple 20-minute process to estimate your car’s value range (trade-in vs private sale) and decide your best next move in Burlington and beyond. If you’ve ever asked, “How much is my car worth?” you’re not alone—and in Canada, the answer changes faster than most people expect. Mileage (km), condition, accident history, trim level, and even local demand around Hamilton or Oakville can shift your real-world price.

If you’re searching “blue book value Canada,” you’re really trying to find a fair, today price for your vehicle—here’s a practical Ontario-first way to do it (and how to turn that value into a smarter next purchase).

Ontario’s plate stickers may be gone for most passenger vehicles, but licence plate renewal is still required —and it can affect tickets, tolls, and even your day-to-day driving. Introduction If you drive in Ontario, licence plate renewal is one of those “easy to forget” tasks—especially since most passenger vehicles no longer get a physical sticker. But renewal is still a legal requirement , and it’s increasingly digital (including automatic renewals for some plate types ).

Use this car maintenance checklist to stay safer, avoid surprise repairs, and keep ownership costs predictable—especially through Southern Ontario winters. If you’re juggling work, family, and a budget, car maintenance can feel like one more thing that steals time and money. The good news: you don’t need to be a “car person” to keep your vehicle reliable—you just need a simple routine and a few smart checkpoints.

Learn how Ontario bad credit car loans work, what lenders look for, and how to shop smart in the GTHA—without judgement, and with budget-first steps you can take today. If you’re looking for an Ontario bad credit car loan, you’re not alone—and you’re not “behind.” Life happens: a job change, a separation, higher rent, a few missed payments, or a fresh start after a proposal or bankruptcy.

A practical, Ontario-first checklist to help you spot private used-car scams (VIN, liens, curbsiders, deposits) and buy with confidence across the GTHA and Niagara corridor. Buying a used vehicle privately can feel like a win—until the paperwork doesn’t match the car, the kilometres don’t add up, or a “simple deposit” turns into a disappearing act.

If you’re shopping for the best 7-seater SUVs in Canada, you’ve probably noticed two things fast: (1) “7 seats” can mean very different third-row comfort depending on the model, and (2) the right pick is often less about the badge and more about how your family actually uses the vehicle. Around Burlington and the wider commuter corridor—think Hamilton, Oakville, Milton, and Mississauga—we see a lot of shoppers balancing real-life needs: school drop-offs, winter highways, wee

If you’ve been turned down for a car loan before, it can feel like you’re stuck—especially when you need a reliable vehicle to get to work, school, or appointments around Burlington , Hamilton, and the GTA West . The good news: a “bad credit” label doesn’t mean you’re out of options. Auto lenders often look at the full picture —income, stability, affordability, and vehicle choice—not just a single score. And with the right plan, an auto loan can be a stepping stone toward str

Learn the real difference between Ontario’s G1 knowledge test, G2 road test, and full G road test—what’s tested, what you’re allowed to do at each stage, typical timelines, official fees, and how to prep confidently.

On December 16, 2025, the Car Nation Canada Group (Car Nation Canada Direct + Unique Chrysler) proudly announced a $10,000 donation to MacKids, supporting McMaster Children’s Hospital’s annual Toy Drive. The campaign also brought in a huge collection of new toys, pajamas, and gift cards from customers, local partners, and neighbours across the region.

Comparing Chrysler Pacifica vs Toyota Sienna for real Canadian family life — and how to test-drive both across the Car Nation Canada dealership group. If your life is a mix of school runs, weekend sports, Costco trips and long drives around the Golden Horseshoe, a minivan isn’t just another vehicle — it’s your mobile command centre. Two of the strongest options in Canada right now are the Chrysler Pacifica and the Toyota Sienna. Even better: you don’t have to choose

Cross-shopping a 2026 Ford Mustang and a 2026 Mercedes-Benz E-Class might sound odd at first. One’s a rear-drive coupe built for thrills; the other is a plush executive sedan built for quiet comfort.