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It's no accident that the best-selling cars in Canada for 2016 are also inexpensive to insure. This may very well be one of the many qualities that has made them so popular.

If you have severe credit issues and need to buy a car, going to a buy here pay here (BHPH) lot is always an option. Just remember that there are drawbacks involved.

If you have damaged credit and want to buy a new car, are there financing options available? There are, but make sure that there is room in your budget to accommodate such a purchase.

CarProof, purveyor of vehicle history reports, has released a rather disturbing piece of information from a recent study conducted by the company. Approximately 20% of used vehicles being sold online in Alberta have an unfixed safety recall issue. This may be bad news for Albertans who are either in the market to buy a used car, or have recently purchased a pre-owned automobile.

School has been back in session for a little while now, but it is never too late for a few back to school safety reminders. Whether your child is driven by you, walks or takes the bus, there are ways to make the trip to school safer.

Even though the majority of current drivers are not yet willing to fully embrace driverless technology, they are also not completely opposed to autonomous vehicles.

If you have damaged credit, it might be more difficult to get approved for an auto loan. Many banks and credit unions may turn you down for financing if you have blemishes on your credit report. Luckily, there are lenders that are willing to work with less than perfect credit. You just need to know how to find one.

It is important to know exactly what kind of auto insurance you need before getting behind the wheel. You should also have an idea as to where you should buy your policy.

If you have imperfect credit and you need to buy a car, applying for an auto loan can be stressful. This is especially true if you're unsure about where to go for financing.

If you are thinking that declaring bankruptcy may be your only way out of debt, you may want to consider filing a consumer proposal instead. With this arrangement, you will still be responsible for paying off a portion of your debts, but you will also be provided with immediate protection from debt collectors.